List of Leeds Rhinos players

This is a list of players who have played for Leeds Rhinos (formerly Leeds RLFC).

In 2015, the club completed the task of assigning a unique heritage number to all current and former first-team players, based on the date they debuted for the club.^[1] All subsequent players have also been assigned a heritage number, again based on the date they make their first-team debut. Players with honours are listed at list of Leeds Rhinos players with honours.

Leeds have awarded Heritage Numbers for games played during the First World War when formal competition was suspended (entire season 1915–16 to January 1919 when formal competition resumed). These games are not considered to be official matches as they were played on an informal basis, and games from 1917–18 to resumption of formal competition in 1919 were played with 12 players on each team due to a shortage of players. Appearances during these games are therefore not included in formal statistics of player's careers. Seasons with unofficial games only are marked with an asterisk ("*"). Appearances during the Second World War are treated as official games because formal competition continued throughout the war.

Players

Number	Name	Debut season	Position	Notes	Ref.
1	Bob Armstrong	1895–96	Forward	Played for Leeds in rugby union from 1892.	^[1]
2	John Bastow	1895–96	Halfback	Played for Leeds in rugby union from 1892. Later joined Hunslet.
3	Joe Clarkson	1895–96	Threequarter	Played for Leeds in rugby union from 1894.
4	Mark Fletcher	1895–96	Forward	Played for Leeds St Johns from 1889 and for Leeds in rugby union from 1890 to 1895.
5	Joseph Goodall	1895–96	Forward
6	Robert Gregg	1895–96	Forward	Played for Leeds in rugby union from 1894.
7	Harry Hainstock	1895–96	Centre	Played for Leeds in rugby union from 1894. Brother of George Hainstock.
8	Chris Hills	1895–96	Forward	Signed from North Durham rugby union
9	James "Pop" Midgley	1895–96	Halfback	Played for Leeds in rugby union from 1892.
10	Harry Parfitt	1895–96	Forward	Played for Leeds in rugby union from 1892.
11	Joe Pickles	1895–96	Forward	Played for Leeds St Johns from 1889 and for Leeds in rugby union from 1890 to 1895.
12	Joe Riley	1895–96	Forward	Played for Leeds in rugby union from 1893. Brother of George Riley.
13	Sam Walker	1895–96	Fullback	Played for Leeds in rugby union from 1895. Played one game for Hunslet in 1901. Brother of Ben Walker.
14	Bob Walton	1895–96	Threequarter	Played for Leeds St Johns from 1886 and for Leeds in rugby union from 1890 to 1895.	^[1]
15	Fred Wright	1895–96	Wing	Played for Leeds in rugby union from 1893.
16	Henry Alwyn Close	1895–96	Centre	Signed from Wakefield. Brother of Jack Close.
17	George Hainstock	1895–96	Centre	Played for Leeds in rugby union from 1895. Brother of Harry Hainstock.
18	Harold Hargreaves	1895–96	Forward	Played for Leeds in rugby union from 1892.
19	Albert Wray	1895–96	Forward
20	Benjamin Clues Oliphant	1895–96	Forward
21	Jack Close	1895–96	Centre	Signed from Wakefield. Brother of Henry Close.
22	Harry Bradshaw	1895–96	Forward	England rugby union international (pre NU split) signed from Bramley.
23	N Fowler	1895–96	Wing
24	Alfred Buttle	1895–96	Forward
25	William Henry Hirst	1895–96	Forward
26	Tommy Summersgill	1895–96	Threequarter	Champion cyclist played for Leeds in rugby union from 1890.
27	George Glover	1895–96	Forward	Played for Leeds under rugby union from 1894. Brother of Harry and Wallace Glover.
28	George Fowler	1895–96	Forward	Played for Leeds St Johns from 1889 and for Leeds in rugby union from 1890 to 1895.
29	James W Smith	1895–96	Forward	Later played for Hunslet.
30	Harry Pyrah	1895–96	Halfback
31	J Parker	1895–96	Forward
32	William Thompson	1895–96	Forward
33	Willie Smith	1895–96	Halfback
34	Harry Sowden	1895–96	Forward	Signed from rugby union
35	Frederick T Wilkinson	1895–96	Fullback	Played for Leeds St Johns from 1889 and for Leeds in rugby union from 1890 to 1895.
36	Fred Hilton	1895–96	Wing
37	Ben Walker	1895–96	Threequarter	Played for Leeds St Johns from 1890 and for Leeds in rugby union from 1890 to 1895. Brother of Sam Walker.
38	William Henry Hannam	1895–96	Halfback	Played for Leeds in rugby union from 1894.
39	Herbert Dyson	1895–96	Forward	Later played for Batley.
40	William "Barry" Davies	1896–97	Forward	Leeds' first Welsh player. Wales rugby union international who had played for Cardiff.
41	Jack "Jimmy" Lumley	1896–97	Threequarter
42	George Riley	1896–97	Halfback	Brother of Joe Riley.
43	Louis Carys	1896–97	Halfback	Played for Leeds in rugby union from 1894.
44	Edward Tree	1896–97	Wing
45	Walter Stanley Woolley	1896–97	Wing
46	Wallace Glover	1896–97	Forward	Brother of Harry and George Glover.
47	Tom Pickford	1896–97	Halfback	Also played for Holbeck
48	James Dyer	1896–97	Forward
49	Fred Greenwood	1896–97	Forward
50	John William Jagger	1896–97	Fullback
51	Albert Keech	1896–97	Wing	Later played for Bramley.
52	Jim Thorpe	1896–97	Forward
53	Wilfrid Jackson	1897–98	Halfback
54	George Vickerman	1897–98	Forward
55	Thomas Mardy	1897–98	Forward
56	Glynn Hamilton West	1897–98	Centre	Later played for Hull KR. Became an MP and was knighted.
57	Joseph Henry Emmerson	1897–98	Halfback
58	John Hugginson	1897–98	Halfback
59	Joe Major	1897–98	Forward	Played for Westmoreland 1896–97 under rugby union rules and played for Kendal Hornets
60	George Richardson	1897–98	Forward
61	John Hayton	1897–98	Forward	Played for Westmoreland in 1898 v Lancashire under NU rules
62	William Fothergill	1897–98	Forward
63	Patrick Connor	1897–98	Forward
64	William Allinson	1897–98	Forward	Brother of George Allinson.
65	Fred Mylan	1897–98	Forward	Later played for Hunslet.
66	Robert Batchelor	1897–98	Centre	Signed from Southwark rugby union.
67	Harry Blackburn	1897–98	Forward	Father of Edgar Blackburn. Signed from Hebden Brid
68	Henry Cole	1898–99	Centre	Signed from Surrey rugby union.
69	George Grace	1898–99	Scrum half	Played for Leeds from 1898 to 1905, but spent two years at York from 1899 to 1901.
70	Herbert Moon	1898–99	Forward
71	Albert Harrison	1898–99	Wing
72	Ernest Pearson	1898–99	Forward	Later played for Shipley and Keighley.
73	Joseph Quinn	1898–99	Forward
74	Dominic Rogan	1898–99	Centre	Signed from Leeds Parish Church. Suspended sine die in 1900 for leading a strike for more pay.
75	James Barker	1898–99	Centre
76	Walter Scott	1898–99	Scrum half
77	William Edward Stead	1898–99	Forward	Signed from Broughton Rangers.
78	Joe Renton	1898–99	Forward
79	John Henry Roberts	1899–1900	Centre
80	Edgar Tottle	1899–1900	Halfback	Welsh halfback signed from rugby union.
81	Rowland Watson	1899–1900	Forward
82	Newby Westmoreland	1899–1900	Forward
83	Walter Bullock	1899–1900	Forward
84	Thomas Wright	1899–1900	Forward
85	George Henry Buttery	1899–1900	Forward
86	James Henry Hartley	1899–1900	Wing
87	John William Hunt	1899–1900	Scrum half
88	J.C. Collins	1899–1900	Wing
89	John Percy Eddison	1899–1900	Forward
90	George Allinson	1899–1900	Forward	Brother of William Allinson.
91	William Bryan	1899–1900	Forward
92	John William Turner	1899–1900	Scrum half	Signed from Huddersfield
93	Thomas Crane	1899–1900	Forward
94	William Davis	1899–1900	Scrum half
95	John Metcalfe Lister	1899–1900	Centre
96	Fred Walker	1899–1900	Forward
97	William Bromley	1899–1900	Forward
98	Francis Arthur Willey	1899–1900	Wing
99	Alec Burrows	1899–1900	Wing
100	Charles Harrison	1899–1900	Forward
101	Frank Daltry	1899–1900	Stand off
102	John Charles Waite	1899–1900	Forward
103	Arthur Bentley	1899–1900	Centre	Later played for Liversedge.
104	Edgar Biltcliffe	1899–1900	Forward	Brother of George Biltcliffe.
105	George Biltcliffe	1899–1900	Forward	Brother of Edgar Biltcliffe.
106	Alfred Lee	1899–1900	Centre
107	Harry Glover	1899–1900	Forward	Brother of Wallace and George Glover.
108	Arthur Hallas	1899–1900	Forward
109	Tom Coleman	1900-01	Centre	Welsh centre signed from Leigh. Brother of James Coleman.
110	Charles Law	1900-01	Centre
111	Aaron Laycock	1900-01	Forward
112	Shirley Malins	1900-01	Forward	Later played for Dewsbury.
113	Harry Varley	1900-01	Halfback	England rugby union international pre NU split. Played for Leeds in rugby union in 1891 before joining Liversedge and then Oldham. Came out of retirement to play for Leeds in 1900.
114	John Charles Boyden	1900-01	Forward
115	Harry Day	1900-01	Forward
116	Charles Crowther	1900-01	Forward
117	Edward T Harrison	1900-01	Forward
118	George Henry Lorriman	1900-01	Fullback	Signed from Huddersfield
119	Tom Taylor	1900-01	Forward
120	Howard Horner	1900-01	Forward
121	Archibald James Ross	1900-01	Forward
122	Arthur Stockburn	1900-01	Centre
123	Thomas M Phillips	1900-01	Forward	Later played for Dewsbury.
124	Robert Ward	1900-01	Stand off	Signed from Bramley. Brother of Belfred Ward.
125	James Coleman	1900-01	Centre	Welsh centre signed from Leigh. Brother of Tom Coleman.
126	Thomas Hanson	1900-01	Forward
127	Fred Chadwick	1900-01	Centre
128	Walter Bogg	1900-01	Scrum half
129	Joseph Taylor	1900-01	Centre
130	John Wilkinson Birch	1901–02	Forward		^[1]
131	Colin Crumpton	1901–02	Forward	Signed from Leeds Parish Church.
132	Thomas Daniel Davies	1901–02	Centre	Signed from Oldham.
133	Sam Herberts	1901–02	Centre
134	George Hewlett	1901–02	Forward	Signed from Leeds Parish Church. Later played for Bramley.
135	Harry Littlewood	1901–02	Fullback	Later played for Dewsbury.
136	John McNicholas	1901–02	Forward	Signed from Leeds Parish Church.
137	James Morton	1901–02	Forward
138	George E Mosley	1901–02	Stand off	Signed from Leeds Parish Church.
139	Harry Walker	1901–02	Forward	Signed from Leeds Parish Church.
140	William Evans	1901–02	Wing	Welsh wing signed from Leeds Parish Church. First Leeds player to score more than 20 tries in a season.
141	James Dean	1901–02	Fullback
142	Dick Rhodes	1901–02	Forward
143	Tom Midgley	1901–02	Forward	Signed from Liversedge.
144	George W Andrews	1901–02	Wing
145	Fred Mudd	1901–02	Wing	Signed from Hunslet.
146	William Corcoran	1901–02	Fullback	Signed from Leeds Parish Church
147	James G Moffatt	1901–02	Forward	Scottish forward signed from Oldham.
148	Evan Barnett	1902–03	Forward	Welsh forward signed from rugby union. Later played for Treherbert.
149	John Page Jenkins	1902–03	Wing	Welsh wing signed from rugby union. Later played for Treherbert.
150	Tom Llewellyn	1902–03	Centre	Welsh centre signed from rugby union. Later played for Oldham. Cousin of William Llewellyn.
151	Fred Webster	1902–03	Forward		^[2]
152	John William Stead	1902–03	Forward	Signed from Broughton Rangers.
153	James Davison	1902–03	Forward
154	William Woolf	1902–03	Forward	Welsh forward signed from rugby union. Later played for Treherbert.
155	John Farrimond	1903-04	Fullback	Signed from Birkenhead.
156	Herbert Smithson	1903-04	Centre
157	Fred Wormald	1903-04	Forward	Signed from Oldham and later joined Rochdale Hornets.
158	Thomas Waite	1903-04	Forward
159	Joss Arthur Naylor	1903-04	Wing
160	Elijah Watts	1903-04	Forward	Later played for Huddersfield.
161	Ernest Holder	1903-04	Fullback
162	William David Llewellyn	1903-04	Centre	Welsh centre signed from Whitchurch. Cousin of Tom Llewellyn. Later played for Huddersfield and Bramley.
163	George Mennell	1903-04	Forward
-	Joe Clarkson	1904-05	Fullback	Debuted in rearranged game in September 1904 against Batley. This was an official game but Leeds have treated it as a friendly. Leeds appear to have mistaken this player for Joe Clarkson (Heritage Number 3) and not awarded a Heritage Number.
-	H Halliday	1904-05	Forward	Played only game in rearranged game against Batley in September 1904. Leeds have not recognised this game as an official match despite it being ordered by the Northern Union. Not awarded a Heritage Number.
-	D Jacques	1904-05	Forward	Played only game in rearranged game against Batley in September 1904. Leeds have not recognised this game as an official match despite it being ordered by the Northern Union. Not awarded a Heritage Number.
164	William Pickard	1904-05	Forward	Signed from York
165	Phil Thomas	1904-05	Centre	Welsh international centre signed from Oldham. Later played for Hull KR.
166	Albert Lunn	1904-05	Forward	Signed from Hunslet
167	Ike Leonard	1904-05	Wing
168	Fred Wright	1904-05	Forward
169	A Anderton	1904-05	Wing
170	Albert Brayshaw	1904-05	Scrum half	Signed from Bramley having previously played for Leeds Parish Church and Holbeck. Later played for Dewsbury.
171	Tom Herbert Wainright	1904-05	Forward	Signed from Bramley.
172	Tom Bowen	1904-05	Wing	Signed from Holbeck.
173	William Walsh	1904-05	Wing	Signed from Hunslet.
174	Seth Burnley	1904-05	Forward	Later played for Bramley.
175	Arthur Murray	1904-05	Fullback
176	Robert Hurtley	1905-06	Fullback	Signed from Lancaster.
177	Jim Hughes	1905-06	Wing	Signed from Widnes
178	George William Davison	1905-06	Forward
179	Frank Young	1905-06	Fullback	Welsh rugby union fullback signed from Tredegar. Played in the 1910 Challenge Cup Final.
180	Martin Lavelle	1905-06	Fullback	Later played for York.
181	Fred Harrison	1906-07	Forward
182	William Rhodes	1906-07	Wing	Later played for Dewsbury and England.
183	Ernest Adolphus Cochlin	1906-07	Scrum half	Welsh halfback signed from Huddersfield. Previously with Cardiff RFC.
184	James Wood	1906-07	Wing
185	Joseph Taylor	1906-07	Scrum half
186	Patrick Greaney	1907-08	Scrum half	Welsh halfback signed from Tredegar RFC.
187	Albert L Howell	1907-08	Centre
188	Arthur Stones	1907-08	Full back
189	William Biggs	1907-08	Forward	Welsh forward signed from rugby union. Joined Hull KR in 1907, rejoining Leeds in 1909 and later signed for Oldham.
190	William E Collingwood	1907-08	Wing	Signed from Bramley.
191	Jimmy Fawcett	1907-08	Centre
192	Thomas M Wilson	1907-08	Scrum half	Signed from Leicester rugby union.
193	Henry Pattison	1907-08	Forward
194	Thomas Scamans	1907-08	Wing	Later played for Bramley
195	John Thomas Wray	1907-08	Forward	Later played for Hunslet.
196	H Brown	1907-08	Forward
197	Stephen Reed	1907-08	Centre
198	Robert B Hargrave	1907-08	Wing
199	George Desborough	1907-08	Wing	Later played for Bramley.
200	William Noyes	1907-08	Centre	Army reservist from Grangetown in Wales.
201	Ernest Chapman	1907-08	Scrum half
202	James Batten	1907-08	Wing	Brother of Billy Batten. Also played for Hunslet and York.
203	Arthur Burgess	1907-08	Scrum half	Signed from Leigh.
204	Herbert Ibbitson	1907-08	Forward	Signed from Castleford rugby union
205	Herbert Wade	1907-08	Centre
206	Tom Swindells	1907-08	Wing
207	Fred Upton	1907-08	Wing	Signed from Rochdale Hornets
208	Sam Whitaker	1907-08	Forward	Signed from Wakefield although he did not play first team game for them.
209	Frederick Carter	1907-08	Forward
210	J Townend	1907-08	Forward
211	Ernest Rowland	1907-08	Wing
212	T Smith	1907-08	Centre
213	J Wheatley	1907-08	Scrum half
214	Reg Jones	1908-09	Scrum half	Welsh halfback signed from Cardiff rugby union
215	Joseph Aloysius Laverly	1908-09	Wing	All Golds tourist in 1907-08 had a trial with St Helens before becoming Leeds' first overseas signing. Later signed for Leigh.	^[1]^[3]
216	Ernest Ware	1908-09	Stand off	Signed from Taunton rugby union. Later played for Dewsbury.
217	Sam Wildman	1908-09	Forward	Later played for Hull who spell as 'Wileman'.
218	John Jukes	1908-09	Forward
219	Ben Dacre	1908-09	Scrum half
220	Walter Goldthorpe	1908-09	Centre	Played as a guest for Leeds in rugby union in 1892. Joined Leeds after successful career with Hunslet, winning the Challenge Cup in 1910. Brother of Albert Goldthorpe.
221	Herbert Maundrill	1908-09	Forward
222	Herbert Atkinson	1908-09	Forward
223	J Osborne	1908-09	Forward
224	Ernest Oliver	1908-09	Wing
225	Billy Jarman	1908-09	Forward	Star forward/utility back played in the 1910 Challenge Cup win. Died during the First World War.	^[1]
226	Enoch Hughes	1908-09	Forward	Welsh forward signed from rugby union.
227	Charles Lugton Gillie	1908-09	Centre	Scottish centre signed from Melrose rugby union.
228	Samuel Hunter	1908-09	Centre	Previously played rugby with the army.
229	William Ward	1908-09	Second row	Forward played for Leeds until 1924 before joining York.
230	Richard Hailes	1909-10	Forward
231	Jimmy Sanders	1909-10	Scrum half	Signed as a junior from Welsh rugby union. Died during the First World War.	^[4]
232	Harold Rowe	1909-10	Wing	New Zealand international rugby league player signed following the All Golds tour.	^[3]
233	Thomas Wagstaff	1909-10	Forward
234	Harry Topham	1909-10	Forward	Signed from Oldham
235	Leonard Marshall	1909-10	Wing	Later played for Bramley. Brother of Lewis "Lou" Marshall.
236	William Andrews	1909-10	Forward
237	James W Duckworth	1909-10	Wing
238	Fred Barron	1909-10	Wing	Signed from Hull KR
239	Thomas Clint	1909-10	Wing
240	Harry Thurlow	1909-10	Forward
241	John Robert Brooksby	1910-11	Scrum half	Later played for Batley
242	John Moran	1910-11	Centre
243	George Alfred Grayson	1910-11	Fullback	Later played for Bramley
244	Walter Emmerson Brook	1910-11	Scrum half
245	Charles Edward Haycox	1910-11	Fullback	Signed from Hunslet
246	Fred Godward	1910-11	Forward	Later played for Bramley
247	Thomas Wynard	1910-11	Centre	Later played for Batley
248	Ivor Evans	1910-11	Centre	Welsh centre signed from Newport rugby union
249	Walter Harrison	1910-11	Forward
250	Walter Pittock	1910-11	Fullback
251	Frederick W Orchard	1911-12	Scrum half	Signed from Huddersfield. Later played for Brighouse Rangers
252	Thomas E Thomas	1911-12	Fullback	Welsh fullback signed from Llanelli. Career ended by the First World War when he was a PoW.
253	Robert Metcalfe	1911-12	Forward
254	Fred Sullivan	1911-12	Centre	Welsh centre signed from Pill Harriers. Later played for Keighley. Charged with murder after retiring from rugby but found not guilty.
255	William George Evans	1911-12	Forward	Welsh forward signed from Brynmawr RFC. Signed for York in 1914 but returned to Wales without playing a game
256	Walter Mackay	1911-12	Centre	Welsh centre signed from Cardiff.
257	Charles Edward Heaton	1911-12	Centre	Signed from rugby union. Later played for Hull KR.
258	Walter Northrop	1911-12	Wing
259	Arthur Sykes	1911-12	Forward	Later played for York.
260	Jonathan Parker	1911-12	Wing
261	Albert Dawson Dennis	1911-12	Wing	Later played for York.
262	William Herbert Ganley	1911-12	Scrum half	Signed from Leigh. Later played for Huddersfield.
263	Fred Mirfield	1911-12	Forward	Later played for York.
264	Albert Rimmington	1912–13	Forward
265	George Spivey	1912–13	Wing
266	John Campbell	1912–13	Centre	Australian signed from Easts. Returned to Easts in 1921 having played for Leeds throughout the First World War.	^[3]
267	Leonard Leckenby	1912–13	Forward	Died during the First World War.	^[4]
268	-	-	-	Appears to be an error – Leeds name 268 as "AN Other" but no player missing from lineup in game vs Hull (A) 19 October 1912.
269	Sidney Clifford Abbott	1912–13	Wing	Died during the First World War.	^[4]
270	Reginald W Pae	1912–13	Wing
271	William "Hugh" Davies	1912–13	Wing	Welsh wing signed from Brynmawr rugby union
272	James O'Neill	1912–13	Forward	Signed from Leigh
273	John Sutton	1912–13	Forward	Later played for York.
274	Sam Stacey	1912–13	Wing	Signed from Keighley
275	William Avon Davies	1912–13	Centre	Welsh rugby union international centre signed from Devon. Became dual-code international and played in the "Rorke's Drift" Test against Australia in 1914. Joined Keighley in 1924.
276	Daniel David Lewis	1912–13	Wing	Welsh rugby union wing signed from Cross Keys.
277	Ledley Gilbertson	1912–13	Wing
278	Fred Perrett	1913–14	Forward	Welsh rugby union international signed from Neath. Joined Hull but died during the First World War.
279	Bernard Gould	1913–14	Hooker	Welsh hooker signed from Aberavon later played for Wakefield Trinity.
280	John West	1913–14	Stand off	Welsh stand off signed from Cross Keys rugby union
281	Thomas Harkness	1913–14	Prop	Later played for Batley.
282	Joseph Jones	1913–14	Centre	Welsh centre later played for Wakefield Trinity
283	William Lavin	1913–14	Stand off	Later played for St Helens
284	Fred Barraclough	1913–14	Prop
285	Lawrence Beecroft	1913–14	Wing
286	Joseph Henry Hopkins	1913–14	Centre	Welsh centre signed from Abertillery died during the First World War.	^[4]
287	Arthur Llewellyn	1913–14	Wing	Welsh wing signed from Abertillery died during the First World War	^[4]
288	Ivor Jones	1913–14	Stand off	Welsh rugby union stand off signed from Neath later played for Batley
289	Belfred Ward	1913–14	Centre	Brother of Robert Ward (#124). Died during the First World War.	^[4]
290	David Harkness Blakey^[4]	1913–14^[5]	Forward	Durham representative forward died during the First World War
291	Albert Jenkinson	1914–15	Wing	Signed from Hunslet. Later played for Dewsbury.
292	George Rees	1914–15	Hooker	Welsh hooker signed from Ammanford. Later played for Dewsbury.
293	William Lynch	1914–15	Centre	Signed from York. Also played for Wakefield.
294	Fred Carter	1914–15	Prop	Later played for York.
295	Joseph Robert Pickles^[4]	1914–15	Forward	Died during the First World War.
296	John "Jack" Chilcott	1914–15	Prop	Signed from Huddersfield
297	Mark Ashcroft	1914–15	Wing
298	Joe Brittain	1915-16*	Scrum half	Debuted in First World War. Played first official game in 1919.
299	John Baird	1915-16*	Forward	South African forward played unofficial games during the First World War. Previously played for Dewsbury.
300	Dudley Roe	1915-16*	Fullback	Played unofficial games only during the First World War.
301	Walton	1915-16*	Stand off	Played unofficial games only during the First World War.
302	Johnny Thomas	1915-16*	Scrum half	Guest from Wigan played unofficial games only during the First World War. Welshman signed from Maesteg.
303	J.A. Garner	1915-16*	Forward	Played unofficial games only during the First World War.
304	Bruce Howarth	1915-16*	Centre	Guest from Wakefield Trinity played unofficial games only during the First World War.
305	Norman Reeves	1915-16*	Wing	Guest from Featherstone Rovers played unofficial games only during the First World War.
306	Billy Seymour	1915-16*	Scrum half	Guest from Featherstone Rovers played unofficial games only during the First World War.
307	Harold Buck	1915-16*	Wing	Guest from Hunslet played unofficial games during the First World War. Signed for Leeds officially in 1921, becoming the game's first £1,000 player. This is disputed as it was rumoured that another player (Cyril Arandle) was included in the deal. Also played for Bradford Northern.
308	Ben Abbey	1915-16*	Scrum half	Guest from Bramley played unofficial games only during the First World War. Previously played for Batley.
309	Richard Hughes	1915-16*	Stand off	Guest from Bramley played unofficial games only during the First World War.
310	Joe McManus	1915-16*	Forward	Guest from Bramley played unofficial games only during the First World War.
311	Albert Rosenfeld^[3]	1915-16*	Wing	Guest from Huddersfield played unofficial games only during the First World War.
312	Harold Wagstaff	1915-16*	Centre	Guest from Huddersfield played unofficial games only during the First World War.
313	Jerry Waterworth	1915-16*	Stand off	Guest from Batley played unofficial games only during the First World War.
314	A Jones	1915-16*	Forward	Played unofficial games only during the First World War.
315	Joseph Robinson	1915-16*	Scrum half	Guest from Batley played unofficial games only during the First World War.
316	Fred Leek	1915-16*	Forward	Guest from Batley played unofficial games only during the First World War.
317	Bill Jukes	1915-16*	Forward	Guest from Hunslet played unofficial games only during the First World War.
318	Fred Smith	1915-16*	Stand off	Guest from Hunslet played unofficial games only during the First World War.
319	Lew Bradley	1916-17*	Wing	Guest from Wigan played unofficial games only during the First World War. Signed for Wigan from Pontypool. Died during the First World War.
320	Sydney Huckle	1916-17*	Forward	Played unofficial games only during the First World War.
321	Lewis Marshall	1916-17*	Wing	Played unofficial games for Leeds during the First World War, making official debut in 1919. Joined Bramley in exchange for Squire Stockwell. Brother of Leonard Marshall.
322	White	1916-17*	Forward	Sergeant in the army played one unofficial game during the First World War.
323	Clifford Rawdon	1916-17*	Forward	Guest from Batley played unofficial games only during the First World War.
324	Alonzo Walker	1916-17*	Hooker	Guest from Hunslet played unofficial games during the First World War. Made official debut in 1919 after signing for Leeds.
325	Patrick Judge	1916-17*	Forward	Guest from Batley played unofficial games only during the First World War.
326	Fred Howarth	1916-17*	Stand off	Played unofficial games only during the First World War.
327	William Huskins	1916-17*	Forward	Guest from Hull KR played unofficial games only during the First World War.
328	Sam Hullighan	1916-17*	Fullback	Guest from Hunslet played unofficial games only during the First World War.
329	W Coombs	1916-17*	Wing	Played unofficial games only during the First World War.
330	Ivor Rigby	1916-17*	Wing	Guest from Bramley played unofficial games only during the First World War.
331	Eddie Catterall	1916-17*	Stand off	Guest from Dewsbury played unofficial games only during the First World War.
332	John W Todd	1916-17*	Centre	Guest from Wakefield Trinity played unofficial games only during the First World War.
333	-	-	-	Leeds have this as "Billy Ward". Appears to be a repeat of William Ward (#229) who was known as Billy.
334	Fred Wilby	1916-17*	Centre	Guest from Wakefield Trinity played unofficial games only during the First World War.
335	Albert Bolton	1916-17*	Fullback	Played unofficial games only during the First World War.
336	Matt Ryder	1916-17*	Fullback	Guest from Swinton played unofficial games only during the First World War.
337	Charles Foggett	1916-17*	Wing	Played unofficial games only during the First World War.
338	William Thackrah	1916-17*	Scrum half	Played unofficial games only during the First World War.
339	Joe Baldwin	1916-17*	Wing	Played unofficial games only during the First World War.
340	John Pickles	1916-17*	Forward	Played unofficial games only during the First World War.
341	Billy Batten	1916-17*	Wing	Guest from Hull played unofficial games only during the First World War. Brother of James Batten, father of Eric Batten and Robert Batten and grandfather of Ray Batten.
342	Arthur Burton	1916-17*	Forward	Guest from Wakefield Trinity played unofficial games only during the First World War. Began his career with Leeds as a fullback, but played only A Team games before joining Wakefield where he moved into the forwards.
343	Nealy Crosland	1916-17*	Forward	Guest from Wakefield Trinity played unofficial games only during the First World War.
344	Fred Beevers	1916-17*	Forward	Played unofficial games only during the First World War.
345	William Kennedy	1916-17*	Forward	Guest from Hull played unofficial games only during the First World War.
346	Thomas Richardson	1916-17*	Stand off	Guest from Hull KR played unofficial games only during the First World War.
347	Charles Smales	1916-17*	Fullback	Guest from Wakefield Trinity played unofficial games only during the First World War.
348	Herbert Swift	1916-17*	Wing	Guest from Hull played unofficial games only during the First World War.
349	James McGee	1916-17*	Forward	Guest from Wakefield Trinity played unofficial games only during the First World War.
350	Herbert Fenton	1916-17*	Forward	Guest from Bramley played unofficial games only during the First World War.
351	Clifford Jones	1916-17*	Scrum half	Guest from Hunslet played unofficial games only during the First World War.
352	-	-	-	Leeds have as "AN Other" but this should be William Pearson, Hunslet forward who guested for Leeds in unofficial games during the First World War. Pearson signed for Leeds in 1920 and Leeds have awarded him Heritage Number 418.
353	John Lockwood	1916-17*	Stand off	Guest from Batley played unofficial games only during the First World War.
354	Alfred Huntingdon	1916-17*	Forward	Guest from Batley played unofficial games only during the First World War.
355	Joseph Alwyn Ellis	1916-17*	Forward	Guest from Batley played unofficial games only during the First World War.
356	Sam Haley	1916-17*	Forward	Guest from Bramley played unofficial games only during the First World War.
357	James McEwan	1916-17*	Stand off	Guest from Bradford Northern played unofficial games only during the First World War.
358	Walter Blakey	1917-18*	Forward	Guest from Wakefield Trinity played unofficial games only during the First World War.
359	Robert Habron	1917-18*	Scrum half	Guest from Huddersfield played unofficial games only during the First World War.
360	Herbert Illingworth	1917-18*	Fullback	Guest from Huddersfield played unofficial games only during the First World War.
361	E Moorhouse	1917-18*	Forward	Played unofficial games only during the First World War.
362	Henry Quinn	1917-18*	Stand off	Guest from Wakefield Trinity played unofficial games only during the First World War.
363	Edgar Woolley	1917-18*	Wing	Guest from Wakefield Trinity played unofficial games only during the First World War.
364	Charles Smith	1917-18*	Fullback	Guest from Wakefield Trinity played unofficial games only during the First World War.
365	Albert Wilkinson	1917-18*	Scrum half	Guest from Keighley played unofficial games only during the First World War.
366	James Parkinson	1917-18*	Fullback	Guest from Oldham played unofficial games only during the First World War.
367	Ernest Donoghue	1917-18*	Wing	Played unofficial games only during the First World War.
368	Robert James Ward	1917-18*	Scrum half	Guest from Bramley played unofficial games during the First World War. Signed formally for Leeds in 1919.
369	Ernest Clarke	1917-18*	Scrum half	Guest from Leigh played unofficial games only during the First World War.
370	Samuel Kershaw	1917-18*	Stand off	Guest from York played unofficial games only during the First World War.
371	Fielding	1917-18*	Forward	Forward from Halifax Intermediate played unofficial games only during the First World War.
372	Hedley Ryland	1917-18*	Stand off	Played unofficial games only during the First World War.
373	Harry Wilson	1917-18*	Wing	Played unofficial games only during the First World War.
374	Charles Woodcock	1917-18*	Scrum half	Played unofficial games only during the First World War.
375	John Tingle	1917-18*	Centre	Played unofficial games only during the First World War.
376	Jack Beames	1917-18*	Centre	Guest from Halifax played unofficial games only during the First World War. Signed by Halifax from Newport, later played for Bradford Northern.
377	Arthur Pemberton	1917-18*	Stand off	Guest from Halifax played unofficial games only during the First World War.
378	John Cyril Stacey	1917-18*	Wing	Guest from Halifax played unofficial games only during the First World War.
379	Joe Winterburn	1917-18*	Forward	Guest from Bradford Northern played unofficial games only during the First World War.
380	Tommy Muscroft	1917-18*	Scrum half	Guest from Bramley played unofficial games only during the First World War.
381	William Bibey	1917-18*	Wing	Played unofficial games only during the First World War.
382	Martin	1917-18*	Wing	Played unofficial games only during the First World War.
383	Thomas Parker	1917-18*	Centre	Guest from Batley played unofficial games only during the First World War.
384	Ernest Myers	1917-18*	Forward	Guest from Hunslet played unofficial games only during the First World War.
385	Fred Noble	1917-18*	Scrum half	Guest from Halifax played unofficial games only during the First World War.
386	Fred Hudson	1917-18*	Fullback	Guest from Batley played unofficial games only during the First World War.
387	L Dobson	1917-18*	Centre	Guest from Bradford Northern played unofficial games only during the First World War.
388	James Edward Lyons	1918-19*	Fullback	Guest from Batley played unofficial games only during the First World War.
389	Squire Stockwell	1918-19*	Wing	Guest from Bramley played unofficial games during the First World War. Formally signed for Leeds in 1919 in exchange for Lou Marshall.
390	Joe Lyman	1918-19*	Centre	Guest from Dewsbury played unofficial games only during the First World War.
391	Ernest Rogers	1918-19*	Scrum half	Guest from Dewsbury played unofficial games only during the First World War.
392	Billy Hall	1918-19*	Centre	Guest from Oldham played unofficial games only during the First World War.
393	Alfred Francis	1918-19*	Scrum half	Guest from Hull played unofficial games only during the First World War. Previously played for Treherbert NU.
394	George Boardman	1918-19*	Fullback	Played unofficial games only during the First World War.
395	Jim Bacon	1918-19*	Centre	Welsh centre signed from Cross Keys. Debuted in unofficial game in 1919 before official debut in 1919. Later played for Castleford.
396	Lister	1918-19*	Fullback	Sergeant from the army played unofficial games only during the First World War.
397	A Treloar	1918-19*	Centre	Played unofficial games only during the First World War.
398	-	-	-	Leeds have as "AN Other". Appears to be an error as no player missing from lineup in game stated (v Batley 28 December 1918)
399	George Todd	1918-19*	Centre	Guest from Huddersfield played unofficial games only during the First World War.
400	George Turpin	1918-19*	Stand off	Guest from York played unofficial games only during the First World War.
401	Daniel Mitchell	1919	Wing
402	Sid Lancaster	1919	Fullback
403	Arthur S Goldthorpe	1919	Fullback
404	James Newton	1919	Second row
405	John Clifford Pepper	1919	Wing
406	William N Whiting	1919	Second row	Later played for York
407	John James Moran	1919	Hooker	Later played for York
408	John Henry Roberts	1919–20	Fullback
409	H Clarkson	1919–20	Stand off
410	John J Lavender	1919–20	Loose forward
411	William Davis	1919–20	Second row	Signed from Gloucester rugby union. Later played for York.
412	Sidney E Short	1919–20	Centre	Later played for York
413	George Reynolds	1919–20	Hooker	Signed from Stroud rugby union. Later played for York.
414	Syd Walmsley	1919–20	Wing	Later played for Huddersfield
415	M Slater	1919–20	Second row
416	Edward Perkins	1919–20	Wing
417	Edward James Owen	1920–21	Fullback	Welshman signed from Cross Keys RFC. Later played for York and Dewsbury.
418	William Pearson	1920–21	Second row	Signed from Hunslet. Should be #352 as debuted as Guest during the First world War.
419	William Francis Wanklyn	1920–21	Scrum half	Signed from Welsh rugby union club Crumlin RFC. Later signed for Keighley.
420	Arthur Binks	1920–21	Stand off	Later played for Wigan and Bradford Northern.
421	Joseph Henry Hook	1920–21	Wing	Later played for York
422	James Leahy	1920–21	Second row
423	Henry Trusler	1920–21	Prop	Signed from Northampton rugby union. Later played for Keighley
424	John Hardaker	1920–21	Hooker	Signed from Bradford Northern
425	George Kibbler	1920–21	Second row	Later played for Huddersfield and died aged just 29.
426	Robert Boagey	1921–22	Second row	Signed from Hull KR
427	Archibald Brown	1921–22	Stand off	Welsh rugby union international signed from Newport. Later played for Dewsbury.
428	Frederick Davage	1921–22	Second row	Welsh forward signed from Cross Keys along with William E Lyons. Also played for 'junior' teams Normanton and Castleford.
429	Joe Dixon	1921–22	Prop
430	Cyril Arandle	1921–22	Hooker	Signed from Hunslet in 1921. Rumoured to be the player included in the deal that saw Harold Buck sign for Leeds.
431	William Ewert Lyons	1921–22	Wing	Welsh wing signed from Cross Keys also played for Halifax, Dewsbury and Castleford.
432	Jim Roberts	1921–22	Scrum half
433	Jack Woolmore	1921–22	Loose forward	Later played for Dewsbury
434	Richard Hammond Cracknell	1921–22	Second row	Also played for Huddersfield, as did his son Dick Cracknell.
435	William "Jock" Anderson	1921–22	Wing
436	Arthur Thomas	1922–23	Prop	Welsh-born forward also played for York, Halifax and Dewsbury.
437	Billy Bowen	1922–23	Centre	Welsh rugby union international signed from Swansea.
438	George Jackson	1922–23	Hooker
439	George Pickles	1922–23	Prop
440	Albert Slater	1922–23	Fullback
441	George Windsor	1922–23	Second row	Signed from Bramley. Brother of James Windsor. Also played for Bramley.
442	Jack Ashton	1922–23	Loose forward	Signed from York. Later played for Bramley.
443	Joe Thompson^[6]	1922–23^[7]	Prop	Welsh rugby union international signed from Cross Keys. Set club goal and points records in career from 1922 to 1933.
444	Edward Armitage	1922–23	Stand off
445	Winfrey Holmes	1922–23	Second row
446	Arnold Wilson	1922–23	Hooker
447	George Broughton	1923–24	Wing	Wing later played for Hunslet. Father of George Broughton Jr and grandfather of John Atkinson.
448	Horace Bennett	1923–24	Prop	Welsh rugby union forward signed from Cross Keys
449	Jim Windsor	1923–24	Fullback	Brother of George Windsor
450	William Gadsby	1923–24	Scrum half	Signed from Bramley
451	Edwin Roberts	1923–24	Wing	Welsh back played for Cross Keys and signed from Northampton rugby union. Later played for Dewsbury and Castleford.
452	Fred Waites	1923–24	Loose forward
453	Louis Corsi	1923–24	Loose forward	Welsh former Rochdale forward signed from York. One of several brothers to play for Rochdale.
454	Jack Grant	1923–24	Prop	Welsh rugby union prop signed from Cardiff. Later played for Pontypridd.
455	Fred Millard	1923–24	Hooker	Signed from York and later joined Featherstone Rovers.
456	Harry Goulthorp	1923–24	Wing	Wing later played for Hunslet.
457	Eddie Uren	1923–24	Stand off	English rugby union wing signed from Pontypool (previously with Plymouth Albion in Devon).
458	-	-	-	This appears to be an error. Leeds name 458 as "Gilliard" – no such player in teamlists (supposedly played v Warrington 22 April 1924). Likely to be misspelling of Millard, who did play in this game.
459	Joe Jones	1924–25	Centre	Welsh rugby union international centre signed from Swansea.
460	Mel Rosser	1924–25	Centre	Welsh rugby union international centre signed from Penarth. Later played for York.
461	Charlie Litt	1924–25	Prop	Later played for Hunslet
462	Joe Hall	1924–25	Hooker	Signed from Dewsbury and later joined Featherstone Rovers.
463	"A Smith"	1924–25	Wing	Triallist played as "A Smith" in game against Bramley in January 1925.
464	Frank Burden	1924–25	Second row	Later played for Featherstone Rovers
465	Frank Fletcher	1924–25	Stand off	Signed from Bramley and later played for Halifax.
466	Joe Smith	1924–25	Fullback	Bradford Northern fullback played one trial game for Leeds while transfer-listed by Bradford. Returned to Bradford Northern.
467	Charles Mason	1925–26	Prop
468	Brinley "Bryn" Williams	1925–26	Wing	Dual-code Welsh international from Llanelli signed from Batley. Later played for Pontypridd.
469	Jim Brough	1925–26	Full back	England rugby union international full back went on to become dual international and Leeds captain.
470	John Henry Bradley	1925–26	Full back
471	William Henry James	1925–26	Wing	Welsh rugby union wing signed from Aberavon
472	Evan Williams	1925–26	Stand off	Welsh rugby union stand off signed from Aberavon
473	Tommy Bailey	1925–26	Wing	Later played for Dewsbury
474	William Tordoff	1925–26	Fullback
475	Jim McCade	1926–27	Prop	Cumbrian forward later played for Batley
476	Charles Arthur Lloyd	1926–27	Centre	Welsh centre signed from Penarth rugby union. Later played for York.
-	F Smith	1926–27	Wing	Leeds appear to have missed this wing, who played two games for Leeds.
477	Emlyn Watkins	1926–27	Loose forward	Welsh rugby union international signed from Blaina. Later joined Oldham.
478	Walter Swift	1926–27	Scrum half	Halfback played over 100 games for Leeds. Later played for Batley.
479	Jenkins	1926–27	Wing
480	Herbert Wharville	1926–27	Hooker	Later played for Batley.
481	Tyson Hodgson Burridge	1926–27	Scrum half	Cumbrian halfback signed from Clifton after A Team trial game, debuted Christmas Day 1926.
482	Harry Jones	1926–27	Wing	Wing scored 4 tries on debut, a record equalled only by Alan Smith. Later joined Halifax.
483	Lionel James Slater	1926–27	Second row	Signed from Broughton Rangers.
484	Dan Pascoe	1926–27	Second row	Welsh rugby union international signed from Neath. Later played for York.
485	John Casey	1926–27	Stand off	Later played for Castleford
486	James Curren	1926–27	Hooker
487	Les "Juicy" Adams	1926–27	Scrum half	Halfback won Challenge Cups with Leeds, Huddersfield and Castleford. Died during the Second World War.
488	George E Andrews	1926–27	Wing	Welsh rugby union international signed from Newport. Later played for Castleford.
489	Jeff Moores^[3]^[8]	1927–28	Centre	Queensland rep centre. Later played for York.
490	Frank O'Rourke^[3]	1927–28	Centre	NSW representative centre signed from University of Sydney
491	Frank Gallagher^[9]	1927–28	Loose forward	GB international signed from Batley
492	Wally Desmond^[3]	1927–28	Centre	New Zealand international later played for Castleford, Batley and Bramley.
493	Billy Watson	1927–28	Hooker	Signed from Keighley
494	Stan Satterthwaite	1927–28	Prop	Played for Leeds from 1927 to 1946. Inducted into Leeds Hall of Fame in 2022.
495	William Demaine	1927–28	Hooker	Signed from Batley
496	Allan Rawlings	1927–28	Prop
497	George Goldie	1928–29	Fullback	Signed from Featherstone Rovers. Later played for Batley
498	Fred Skelton	1928–29	Second row
499	Jimmy Douglas	1928–29	Second row	Scottish forward signed from Halifax
500	Frank W Hobson	1928–29	Wing
501	John Harral Hudson	1928–29	Loose forward
502	Tommy Askin	1928–29	Centre	Great Britain international centre signed from Featherstone Rovers. later played for Castleford.
503	David Rees Jenkins	1928–29	Second row	Signed from Welsh rugby union. Later played for Barrow.
504	Arthur "Candy" Evans	1929–30	Loose forward	Dual code international signed from Halifax. Also played for Castleford, Warrington and Leigh.
505	Rowland Eastwood	1929–30	Fullback
506	Harold Thomas	1929–30	Wing	Later played for York.
507	Ernest Atkinson	1929–30	Wing
508	Stan Smith^[10]	1929–30	Wing	Great Britain international signed from Wakefield Trinity.
509	James Gill	1929–30	Loose forward	Later played for Keighley
510	John Cox	1930–31	Second row	Signed from Bradford Northern and later played for Halifax.
511	John Fletcher Fenwick	1930–31	Centre
512	Eric Harris^[3]^[11]	1930–31	Wing	Queensland representative wing equalled club tries in a game (8) and broke all other Leeds scoring records including tries in a season (63 in 1935–36) and career (392).
513	Parker	1930–31	Second row
514	Harry Broadhead	1930–31	Stand off	Later played for Barrow
515	Robert Smith	1930–31	Prop	Signed from Wigan Highfield. Later played for Warrington.
516	Joe Busch^[3]	1930–31	Scrum half	Australian international halfback signed from Easts. Later played for Balmain.
517	Les Grainge	1930–31	Wing	Signed from Otley rugby union. Later played for Hunslet.
518	John Fawcett	1930–31	Scrum half
519	Clement Man	1931–32	Hooker	Signed from Halifax rugby union
520	James Powell	1931–32	Prop	Signed from Castleford
521	David Rees James	1931–32	Prop	Welsh rugby union international signed from Treorchy
522	John Lowe	1931–32	Hooker	Signed from Wigan Highfield
523	Charlie Glossop	1931–32	Loose forward	Signed from Wakefield Trinity. Later played for Batley.
524	Harold Westwood	1931–32	Scrum half
525	Iorweth Jones	1931–32	Second row	Welsh rugby union international signed from Llanelli. Later played for Batley.
526	Robert Whelan	1931–32	Hooker
527	David Morgan Jenkins	1932–33	Prop	Welsh rugby union international signed from Hunslet. Later played for Dewsbury.
528	Harry Curran	1932–33	Fullback
529	Harry Dyer	1932–33	Second row	Later played for Batley
530	Frank Wright	1932–33	Second row
531	William John Morgan	1932–33	Centre	Signed from Dewsbury and later joined Broughton Rangers.
532	Harry Newby	1932–33	Fullback	Originally with Buslingthorpe Vale, played just one game after signing from Wakefield Trinity.
533	William John "Jack" Davies	1932–33	Fullback	Welsh fullback signed from York
534	Ralph Green	1932–33	Second row	Signed from Dewsbury
535	Don Pollard	1932–33	Fullback	Later played for Batley. Brother of Ernest Pollard.
536	Septimus "Sep" Aspinall	1933–34	Loose forward	Signed from York, also played for Huddersfield and Featherstone Rovers.
537	Iorwerth Isaac	1933–34	Second row	Welsh rugby union international also played for York.
538	Albert Raymond "Dicky" Ralph	1933–34	Stand off	Welsh rugby union international signed from Newport. Later played for Batley.
539	Ken Jubb^[12]	1933–34	Second row	Second row signed from Castleford. Father of Alan Jubb.
540	Gwyn Parker	1933–34	Centre	Welsh centre signed from Huddersfield. Later played for Keighley.
541	Stan Brogden^[13]	1933–34	Centre	International centre signed from Huddersfield. Also played for Bradford Northern and Hull. Father of George Brogden.
542	Len Higson	1934–35	Prop	Signed from Wakefield Trinity and later played for Bradford Northern.
543	Charlie Eaton	1934–35	Fullback	Understudy to Jim Brough played in two wartime Challenge Cup victories. later played for Batley.
544	Kenneth Wensley	1934–35	Second row
545	Richard A Brighton	1934–35	Hooker
546	Cliff Whitehead	1934–35	Loose forward	Goalkicking forward signed from Hunslet. Also played for Batley and Bramley.
547	Aubrey Casewell	1934–35	Second row	Welsh forward signed from Salford. Also played for Halifax and Keighley.
548	Fred Harris^[14]	1934–35	Centre	Signed from Leigh
549	Ronnie Richards	1934–35	Scrum half	Welsh rugby union scrum half signed from Swansea. Later played for York.
550	John Hall	1935–36	Hooker	Signed from Batley
551	Edgar Jones	1935–36	Prop	Welsh rugby union international signed from Swansea
552	John Arthur Jones	1935–36	Stand off	Later played for Wakefield Trinity
553	Harry Germaine	1935–36	Centre	Later played for Dewsbury
554	Tom Hartley	1935–36	Hooker
555	Walter Dyson	1935–36	Prop	Signed from Featherstone Rovers
556	Ernest Ripley	1935–36	Second row
557	Ernest Pollard	1936–37	Centre	Signed from Wakefield Trinity. Joined Bradford Northern after one season. Brother of Don Pollard.
558	James Plimmer	1936–37	Hooker	Signed from Castleford
559	Cliff Evans	1936–37	Scrum half	Welsh scrum half signed from Salford.
560	Dai Prosser^[15]	1936–37	Prop	Welsh rugby union international prop signed from York. Later became Leeds coach.
561	Ernest Whitehead	1936–37	Wing	Goalkicking wing joined Wakefield Trinity in 1938 but rejoined Leeds after the Second World War.
562	Con Murphy^[16]	1936–37	Hooker	Welsh rugby union international signed from Streatham and Mitcham along with Dai Jenkins
563	Dai Jenkins^[17]	1936–37	Scrum half	Welsh halfback signed from Streatham and Mitcham along with Con Murphy. Later played for Keighley.
564	Ted Tattersfield	1936–37	Second row	Signed from Hull KR. Later played for Batley.
565	William Duffy	1936–37	Loose forward	Later played for Hunslet and coached Wakefield in 1953–54 and later Bramley. Brother of Richard Patrick Duffy
566	Vic Hey^[3]^[18]	1937–38	Stand off	Australian international signed from Ipswich after playing for Wests in Sydney.
567	Harry Woods	1937–38	Prop	Signed from Liverpool Stanley and later played for Wigan
568	Albert Place	1937–38	Wing	Also played for Featherstone Rovers
569	Alf Watson^[19]	1937–38	Loose forward	Signed from Wakefield Trinity. Later played for Featherstone Rovers
570	Cliff Carter	1937–38	Hooker	Signed from Wakefield Trinity. Later signed for Whitehaven.
571	Frank Lingard	1938–39	Centre	Signed from Bramley and later played for Batley.
572	Richard Patrick Duffy	1938–39	Second row	Brother of William Duffy
573	Jack Kelly	1938–39	Fullback	Signed from rugby union. Guested for a number of clubs during the war and later signed for Dewsbury
574	Reg Wheatley	1938–39	Prop	Signed from York. Returned to Leeds after a spell as a prisoner of war. Later joined Leigh.
575	Jack Booth	1938–39	Second row	Later played for Wakefield Trinity
576	William George Dennis	1938–39	Wing
577	Gareth Price	1938–39	Centre	Welsh rugby union centre signed from Llanelli. Later played for Halifax.
578	Idwal Davies	1938–39	Centre	Welsh international rugby union centre signed from Llanelli
579	Dennis Madden	1938–39	Centre	Signed from Huddersfield
580	Alfred Phillips	1938–39	Scrum half	Later played for Batley
581	Edgar Blackburn	1938–39	Stand off	Signed from Batley. Son of Harry Blackburn
582	Richard Cawtheray	1938–39	Hooker
583	Oliver Morris	1939–40	Stand off	Welsh stand off signed from Hunslet. Died during the Second World War.
584	Samuel Crossley	1939–40	Hooker
585	Norman Hebb	1939–40	Second row	Later played for Bramley
-	H.F. Jones	1939–40	Centre	This player has been missed by Leeds. Played 5 games.
586	Harry Maltby	1939–40	Fullback	Brother Sam played for Batley and Bramley
587	Basil Arthur Towler	1939–40	Prop
588	Joe Ellis	1939–40	Second row	Guest from Dewsbury
589	Ken Davies	1939–40	Stand off	Guest from Keighley
590	George Harris	1939–40	Second row	Guest from Keighley
591	Reg Jukes	1939–40	Loose forward	Guest from Featherstone Rovers
592	Ray Hamer	1939–40	Stand off	Guest from Featherstone Rovers
593	Bill Sherwood	1939–40	Second row	Guest from Featherstone Rovers
594	Ivor Davies	1939–40	Centre	Guest from Dewsbury
595	Alfred McManus	1939–40	Second row	Forward played one game for Castleford before joining Leeds and later Dewsbury. Also played as a guest for Wakefield Trinity.
596	Jack Newbound	1939–40	Second row	Guest from Hunslet signed officially in 1945. Brother of Sam Newbound.
597	Sam Newbound	1939–40	Second row	Guest from Hunslet. Brother of Jack Newbound.
598	N Chapman	1939–40	Second row
599	Eric Batten	1939–40	Wing	Guest from Hunslet. Son of Billy Batten and uncle of Ray Batten
600	Bill Hudson	1939–40	Second row	Guest from Batley
601	Cyril Morrell	1939–40	Centre	Guest from Hunslet
602	Bryan Ewart Toothill	1939–40	Wing	Died during the Second World War
603	Tom Walsh	1939–40	Scrum half	Guest from Castleford
604	H Rhodes	1939–40	Centre
605	H Ward	1939–40	Scrum half
606	Des Foreman	1939–40	Second row	Later played for Castleford
607	Bill Eddom	1940–41	Second row	Guest from Wakefield Trinity
608	Ray Maskill	1940–41	Prop	Guest from Hull KR
609	Smart	1940–41	Prop
610	John Eastwood	1940–41	Wing	Guest from Hull KR
611	Gus Risman	1940–41	Centre	Guest from Salford. Father of Bev Risman.
612	Harold Edwards	1940–41	Second row	Guest from Bradford Northern
613	R.L. Morgan	1940–41	Prop
614	Dennis Warrior	1940–41	Centre	Later played for Bramley
615	Len Blanchard	1940–41	Prop	Guest from Hull KR
616	Thomas Pears	1940–41	Wing	Guest from Batley
617	J Wilkinson	1940–41	Second row
618	Tom Harrison	1940–41	Wing	Guest from Salford
619	Patrick McManus	1940–41	Prop	Guest from Castleford
620	James Ramsey	1940–41	Scrum half
621	Edwin Billington	1940–41	Stand off	Guest from Bradford Northern
622	Herbert Bowering	1940–41	Second row	Guest from Hull
623	Harry Hammond	1940–41	Second row	Guest from Dewsbury
624	George Morgan	1940–41	Second row	Guest from Dewsbury
625	Bill Riley	1940–41	Prop	Guest from Liverpool Stanley
626	Joe Rennard	1940–41	Scrum half	Guest from Castleford
627	Joe Sedgwick	1940–41	Centre	Guest from Bramley
628	Eddie Webb	1940–41	Second row	Guest from Bramley
629	Richard Green	1940–41	Wing	Guest from Swinton
630	John Morgan	1940–41	Second row	Guest from Huddersfield
631	Denton Large	1940–41	Stand off
632	Jack Street	1940–41	Second row	Guest from Castleford
633	Jack Garrett	1940–41	Wing	Guest from Warrington
634	K Giles	1940–41	Wing
635	William "Benny" Pearson	1940–41	Second row	Guest from Bramley
636	Eddie Bennett	1940–41	Prop	Guest from Hunslet
637	Johnny Lawrenson	1940–41	Wing	Guest from Wigan
638	Alec Ramsden	1941–42	Wing	Guest from Dewsbury
639	Lawrence Roberts	1941–42	Prop	Guest from Bradford Northern
640	Francis George Self	1941–42	Wing
641	Tom Kenny	1941–42	Loose forward	Guest from Salford
642	Griff Jenkins	1941–42	Stand off	Guest from Warrington
643	Herbert Farrar	1941–42	Wing	Guest from Bramley
644	William Hayes	1941–42	Scrum half	Guest from Bradford Northern
645	N Higgins	1941–42	Fullback	Guest from Dewsbury
646	Jack Miller	1941–42	Prop	Guest from Warrington
647	Arthur Dexter	1941–42	Second row	Guest from Featherstone Rovers
648	Mick Foley	1941–42	Prop	Guest from Batley
649	E Sunderland	1941–42	Hooker	Guest from Keighley
650	Charlie Seeling Jr	1941–42	Second row	Guest from Dewsbury
651	Joe Desborough	1941–42	Second row	Guest from Bramley
652	-	-	-	Leeds have 'triallist' but no player missing from lineup (v Castleford 22 November 1941)
653	J McKenzie^[3]	1941–42	Centre	Guest from RAAF.
654	Harold Taylor	1941–42	Fullback	Guest from Keighley
655	A Fell^{[nb 1]}^[1]	1941–42	Wing	This is the supposed "soldier in the crowd" who jumped the fence to play for Leeds. Had previously played for Keighley.
656	George Brown	1941–42	Second row	Guest from Batley
657	Idris Towill	1941–42	Wing	Guest from Keighley
658	Jack Bradbury	1941–42	Stand off	Guest from St Helens
659	Ronnie Caress	1941–42	Centre	Guest from Wakefield Trinity
660	Reg Jenkinson	1941–42	Wing	Guest from Wakefield Trinity
661	Harry Murphy	1941–42	Loose forward	Guest from Wakefield Trinity
662	Sammy Miller	1941–42	Fullback	Guest from Salford
663	Jim Stott	1941–42	Centre	Guest from St Helens
664	Tony Frearson	1941–42	Wing	Guest from Hunslet
665	Peter Twist	1941–42	Centre	Guest from St Helens
666	Leslie Llewellyn White	1941–42	Hooker	Guest from Hunslet
667	Albany Longley	1941–42	Centre	Guest from Featherstone Rovers
668	Percy Searles	1941–42	Scrum half	Guest from Featherstone Rovers
669	J.T. Taylor	1941–42	Fullback	Guest from Bramley
670	Walter Tennant	1941–42	Stand off	Guest from Featherstone Rovers
671	George Cooper	1941–42	Wing	Guest from Bramley
672	Tommy Taylor	1941–42	Prop	Guest from Castleford
673	Harold Baker	1941–42	Second row	Guest from Oldham
674	Fred Elson	1941–42	Loose forward	Guest from Oldham
675	Charlie Glover	1941–42	Stand off	Guest from Wigan
676	Francis Gregory	1941–42	Prop	Guest from Warrington
677	John Ward	1941–42	Wing	Guest from Rochdale Hornets
678	Jack Ogden	1941–42	Centre	Guest from Oldham
679	James Croston	1941–42	Centre	Guest from Castleford
680	John H Fox	1941–42	Second row	Guest from Castleford
681	James Nicholls	1941–42	Second row	Guest from Castleford
682	Alan Edwards	1941–42	Wing	Guest from Salford
683	Eric Jones	1942–43	Loose forward	Guest from Castleford
684	Stanley Moores	1942–43	Prop	Guest from Bramley
685	Sid Rookes	1942–43	Centre	Guest from Hunslet
686	Roland Bancroft	1942–43	Prop	Guest from Bramley
687	Billy Thompson	1942–43	Prop	Guest from Hunslet
688	Billy Thornton	1942–43	Scrum half	Guest from Hunslet
689	Jack Walkington	1942–43	Fullback	Guest from Hunslet
690	Eddie Murphy	1942–43	Second row	Guest from Bramley. Brother of Dennis Murphy
691	Whitham	1942–43	Hooker	Guest from Batley
692	William Wood	1942–43	Wing	Guest from Dewsbury
693	Cyril Plenderleith	1942–43	Second row	Guest from Hunslet
694	Jack Whincup	1942–43	Wing	Guest from Hunslet
695	Cyril Callaghan	1942–43	Wing
696	Joe Britton	1942–43	Hooker	Guest from Hunslet
697	Hudson Irving	1942–43	Prop	Guest from Halifax
698	Frank Lees	1942–43	Centre	Guest from Oldham
699	William Thomas Davies	1942–43	Centre	Guest from Huddersfield
700	Arthur Childs	1942–43	Second row	Guest from Halifax
701	F Oakley	1942–43	Stand off	Guest from Sale rugby union
702	Bernard Gray	1943–44	Stand off
703	Ike Owens^[20]	1943–44	Loose forward	Welsh forward signed from Maesteg. Also played for Castleford and Huddersfield.
704	Walter Dockar	1943–44	Wing	Guest from Hull
705	Dennis Murphy	1943–44	Second row	Guest from Bramley signed officially after the war. Brother of Eddie Murphy.
706	John Kane	1943–44	Stand off	Guest from Dewsbury
707	F Mardy	1943–44	Centre
708	Tommy Cornelius	1943–44	Centre	Welsh centre later played for Whitehaven
709	Haigh	1943–44	Centre
710	Harold Riley Betts	1943–44	Second row	Rugby union player stationed in West Riding
711	A Jones	1943–44	Wing	Rugby union player stationed in West Riding
712	W.E. Jones	1943–44	Stand off
713	Norman Pugh	1943–44	Second row	Guest from Oldham
714	Lewis Rees	1943–44	Prop	Guest from Oldham
715	Harold Whitehead	1943–44	Prop	Guest from Oldham
716	Howard Burt	1943–44	Stand off	Rugby union serviceman from RAF Ringway. Later played for Salford.
717	C Crowther	1943–44	Wing	Rugby union serviceman from RAF Ringway.
718	Harry Dagnan	1943–44	Wing	Guest from Salford
719	Dai Rees	1943–44	Stand off	Rugby union RAF serviceman later signed for Oldham. Leeds incorrectly identified this as a different player from 769
720	Daniel Sheehy	1943–44	Wing	Welsh wing later played for Dewsbury
721	John Terry	1943–44	Second row	Guest from Batley
722	George Brogden	1943–44	Wing	Son of Stan Brogden
723	C Kaye	1943–44	Scrum half
724	Alan Flowers	1943–44	Second row	Guest from Wakefield Trinity
725	R.E. Hodgson	1943–44	Prop	Guest from York
726	George Jepson	1943–44	Stand off	Guest from Wakefield Trinity
727	Arthur Staniland	1943–44	Wing	Later played for Castleford. Father of Andrew Staniland
728	Walter Wardle	1943–44	Scrum half
729	Harry Wilkinson	1943–44	Prop	Guest from Wakefield Trinity
730	Lou Davies	1943–44	Stand off	Guest from Batley/York
731	Ernie Herbert	1943–44	Scrum half	Guest from Hull
732	George Nicholson	1943–44	Hooker	Guest from Dewsbury
733	Ken Brookes	1943–44	Wing	Guest from Wakefield Trinity
734	Ronnie Copley	1943–44	Wing	Guest from Wakefield Trinity
735	Roy Goddard	1943–44	Scrum half	Guest from Hunslet
736	Edwin "Sandy" Orford	1943–44	Second row	Guest from Wakefield Trinity
737	Ron Rylance	1943–44	Centre	Guest from Wakefield Trinity
738	George Bunter	1943–44	Second row	Guest from Broughton Rangers
739	L Morgan	1943–44	Second row	Guest from rugby union
740	Ted Beesley	1943–44	Second row	Guest from Barrow
741	Danny Hartley	1943–44	Second row	Guest from Dewsbury
742	George Kershaw	1943–44	Second row	Guest from Dewsbury
743	Jimmy Ledgard	1943–44	Fullback	Fullback triallist went on to become one of the game's top pointscorers with Leigh.
744	James Burness	1943–44	Centre
745	T Sterry	1943–44	Second row
746	John Russell Dixon^[3]	1943–44	Centre	RAAF and GPS rugby union (Brisbane). Died in plane crash along with John Roper.
747	John Roper^[3]	1943–44	Second row	RAAF and Randwick rugby union (Sydney). Died in plane crash along with John Dixon
748	-	-	-	Leeds have erroneously identified this as "Ladis Davies" – it is Lou Davies (#730). "Ladis" is not a name.
749	Norman Guest	1943–44	Centre	Guest from Castleford
750	Frank Hemingway	1943–44	Prop	Guest from Featherstone Rovers
751	Jack Higgins	1943–44	Scrum half	Guest from Featherstone Rovers
752	Lewie Beaumont	1944–45	Second row	Guest from Hull KR
753	Ernest McWatt	1944–45	Centre	Guest from Hull KR. Brother of Wilf McWatt
754	Walter Ness	1944–45	Stand off	Guest from Hull KR
755	Hector Gee^[3]	1944–45	Scrum half	Australian scrum half signed from Wigan. Later played for Batley.
756	Harry Jones	1944–45	Prop	Guest from Warrington
757	Les Jones	1944–45	Fullback	Guest from Warrington
758	C Boxall	1944–45	Prop
759	Eric Hesketh	1944–45	Stand off	Signed from Wigan. Later played for Batley.
-	Barney Hudson	1944–45	Wing	Leeds have missed this player – seem to have mixed up with Bill Hudson of Batley (#600). Guest from Salford debuted against Barrow 23 Sep 1944.
760	Wilfred McWatt	1944–45	Centre	Guest from Hull KR. Brother of Ernest McWatt.
761	Fred Scott	1944–45	Second row	From Barrow District. Played for Barrow after the war.
762	Stanley Sparkes	1944–45	Prop	Guest from Batley
763	B Williams	1944–45	Fullback	Welsh triallist
764	Joe Flanagan	1944–45	Second row	Guest from Keighley later signed officially
765	W Nicholson	1944–45	Wing
766	Robert Spruce	1944–45	Second row	Guest from Swinton
767	Ron Thatcher	1944–45	Stand off	Welsh triallist
768	Bob France	1944–45	Centre	Guest from Batley
769	-	-	-	Leeds have as Dai Rees of Oldham. This is a repeat of 719.
770	Walter Cussans	1944–45	Fullback
771	Tommy Holland	1944–45	Stand off	Guest from Swinton
772	Stan Ayres	1944–45	Second row	Guest from Barrow
773	Vince Doughty	1944–45	Wing	Guest from Wigan
774	Bob Joel	1944–45	Second row	Guest from Barrow District. Later played for Rochdale Hornets.
775	Dicky Williams^[21]	1944–45	Stand off	Welsh stand off signed from Bristol rugby union. Later played for Hunslet.
776	K Baker	1944–45	Wing	Guest from Batley
777	John Hickey	1944–45	Second row	Welsh triallist
778	Ernie Lawrence	1944–45	Centre	Guest from Hull
779	Jack Taylor	1944–45	Wing	Guest from Wigan
780	Kenneth Bell	1944–45	Wing
781	George Benson	1944–45	Second row	Guest from Barrow district
782	Emlyn Richards	1944–45	Centre	Welsh rugby union centre later played for Hull KR
783	Walter Best	1944–45	Wing	Guest from Bradford Northern. Signed officially after the war.
784	George Carmichael	1944–45	Fullback	Guest from Bradford Northern.
785	Harold Caldwell	1944–45	Wing	Guest from Keighley
786	Dave Cotton	1944–45	Hooker	Guest from Warrington
787	Alf Burnell	1944–45	Scrum half	Guest from Hunslet
788	Des Clarkson	1944–45	Second row	Guest from Hunslet. Signed for Leeds after the war.
789	J Martin^[3]	1944–45	Wing	Guest from RAAF
790	Vince McKeating	1944–45	Hooker	Hooker later played for Workington and Barrow
791	P Stephenson	1944–45	Wing
792	Ken Traill	1944–45	Loose forward	Guest from Hunslet
793	J Cox^[3]	1944–45	Wing	Guest from RAAF
794	Paddy O'Donell	1944–45	Wing	Guest from Widnes
795	A Evans	1944–45	Second row
796	Longman	1944–45	Prop
797	Mick Roberts	1944–45	Wing	Guest from Widnes
798	Norman Thompson	1944–45	Prop	Guest from St Helens
799	Reg Brightmore	1944–45	Wing	Guest from Featherstone Rovers
800	Greenwood	1944–45	Loose forward
801	Herbert Wright	1944–45	Second row	Guest from Featherstone Rovers
802	C Whiteley	1945–46	Fullback
803	Jack Rogers	1945–46	Fullback	Debut aged 16. Later played for Salford, Oldham and Bramley
804	Les Tate	1945–46	Wing	Later played for Oldham
805	Jim Davies	1945–46	Wing	Guest from Widnes
806	Thomas Keen	1945–46	Scrum half	Played for Barrow A and played a trial game for Leeds in September 1945 before he was called up into the RAF where he excelled at rugby union for 3 years. Demobbed in 1948, 2 months later joined Whitehaven and made his debut in Feb 1949 and went on to be a mainstay of the Whitehaven team.
807	Stan Tompkinson	1945–46	Centre	Guest from Barrow
808	W Wilson	1945–46	Second row	Guest from Barrow
809	Woosner	1945–46	Stand off
810	S Carter	1945–46	Hooker
811	Cleaver	1945–46	Fullback	Guest from RAF Ringway
812	Johnny Feather	1945–46	Scrum half	Later played for Oldham. Uncle of John Holmes and Phil Holmes
813	R Hinchcliffe	1945–46	Centre
814	Hutchins	1945–46	Wing	Guest from RAF Ringway
-	William George Jones	1945–46	Prop	Guest from Newport rugby union debuted against Bradford 15 Sep 1945. Leeds have missed this player
815	Robert Batten	1945–46	Centre	Later played for Oldham. Son of Billy and Brother of Eric.
816	A Buckley	1945–46	Second row
817	Charles Waters	1945–46	Second row	Born in Askem (Cumberland) in 1920 played 13 times for Leeds in 1945–46 then for Dewsbury. in 1946–47 season he played for Batley. Played a few wartimes games for barrow as well but never officially signed for them.
818	Thomas Bowron	1945–46	Wing	Guest from Barrow District
819	Hubert Lockwood	1945–46	Fullback	Loan signing from Halifax
820	William Vernon Morgan	1945–46	Wing
821	D Branch	1945–46	Second row
822	William Metcalfe	1945–46	Centre	Later played for Hunslet
823	H Tipton	1945–46	Fullback
824	R Bedford	1945–46	Wing
825	George Vernon Hughes	1945–46	Second row	Welsh forward later played for Wakefield Trinity, Huddersfield, Leigh and Liverpool City
826	I.J. Evans	1945–46	Stand off
827	N. H. Fitton	1945–46	Fullback
828	Alan Horsfall	1945–46	Hooker	Later played for Castleford
829	A Roberts	1945–46	Prop
830	Vincent Dilorenzo	1945–46	Hooker	Loan signing from Bradford Northern
831	E Lane	1945–46	Wing
832	K Watkins	1945–46	Fullback
833	Billy Banks	1945–46	Scrum half	Welsh rugby union halfback signed from Maesteg. Also played for Wakefield Trinity, Huddersfield, Whitehaven and Salford
834	Denis Chalkley	1945–46	Fullback
835	Wilf Cox	1945–46	Centre
836	Thomas Leslie Williams	1946–47	Centre	Welsh rugby union centre signed from Newport. Also played for Doncaster
837	George T Swaine	1946–47	Second row
838	Jim Tynan	1946–47	Scrum half	Later played for Oldham
839	Chris Brereton	1946–47	Prop	Signed from Halifax. Later joined Keighley
840	Bert E Cook^[3]^[22]	1946–47^[22]	Full back	Kiwi fullback signed from NZ armed forces rugby union team. Later played for Keighley
841	Arthur Clues^[3]^[23]	1946–47	Second row	Australian international forward signed from Wests. Later joined Hunslet.
842	Joe Hulme	1947–48	Second row	Later played for Bramley
843	Len Kenny^[3]	1947–48	Wing	Australian winger
844	-	-	-	Leeds have "AN Other" – no player missing from game (v Warrington 18 Oct 1947)
845	Norman Davies	1947–48	Hooker	Welsh hooker signed from rugby union
846	Edward "Ginger" Downes	1947–48	Scrum half
847	Ted Verrenkamp^[3]	1947–48	Centre	Australian utility-back later played for Keighley.
848	Maurice Ogden	1947–48	Second row	Later played for Featherstone Rovers
849	Jacobus Pansegruow	1947–48	Second row	South African forward later played for Halifax
850	Ken Kearney^[3]	1948–49	Hooker	Australian rugby union international played for Leeds until 1951 when he joined St George.
851	Bob McMaster^[3]	1948–49	Prop	Australian rugby union international
852	Drew Turnbull^[24]	1948–49	Wing	Scottish wing signed from Hawick rugby union. Later joined Halifax.
853	Thomas Wright	1948–49	Wing	Scottish international wing signed from Hawick.
854	Les Thomas	1948–49	Second row	Signed from Oldham
855	Alan Kendrick	1948–49	Second row	Later played for Castleford
856	Friend Taylor	1948–49	Fullback	Signed from Oldham
857	Gwyn Gronow	1948–49	Prop	Signed from Hunslet. Later played for Doncaster.
858	Ike Proctor^[3]	1948–49	Centre	Signed from Halifax. later joined Warrington.
859	Bob Bartlett^[3]	1948–49	Centre	Australian centre signed from Bramley
860	John L Haynes	1948–49	Wing
861	Tom Lane	1948–49	Second row	Signed from Hunslet
862	W Smith	1948–49	Loose forward
863	Lawrence Ganley	1949–50	Wing
864	Frank Watson^[1]	1949–50	Scrum half	Signed from Hunslet. Later joined Batley
865	Eric Battersby	1949–50	Hooker	Later played for St Helens
866	Ronald O'Farrell	1949–50	Wing
867	Bill Hopper^[25]	1949–50	Prop	Signed from Warrington. Later joined Dewsbury
868	Gordon Brown^[26]	1949–50	Centre	World Cup winner 1954
869	Bruce Ryan^[3]	1950–51	Wing	Australian wing signed from Hull
870	Bernard Poole	1950–51	Second row	Signed from Hull. Later joined York.
871	Vernon Grace	1950–51	Fullback	Later joined York
872	Dennis Nutting	1950–51	Prop	Signed from Wakefield Trinity
873	Clarence Weaver	1950–51	Scrum half
874	Walt J Smith	1950–51	Prop	Is this the same player as "W Smith" (#862)?
875	Geoff Moore	1951–52	Loose forward	Signed from Bradford Northern. Later played for Dewsbury.
876	Arthur Wood^[27]	1951–52	Prop	Signed from Featherstone Rovers. Later joined Bramley.
877	Ken Ward	1951–52	Stand off	Signed from Oldham. Later joined Doncaster.
878	Jim Dunn	1951–52	Fullback
879	Jerry Garbutt	1951–52	Wing	Later played for Bramley
880	Dennis Scholes	1951–52	Wing	Signed from Hull KR. Later played for Featherstone Rovers.
881	Harold Oddy	1951–52	Centre	Later played for Castleford
882	Keith McLellan^[28]^[3]^[29]	1951–52	Centre	Signed from Australian rugby union. Went on to captain Leeds in the 1957 Challenge Cup win.
883	Dave Bennett	1951–52	Scrum half	Signed from Bramley, where he played from 1946–47 to 1951–52. Previously at Bradford for the 1945–46 season
884	Bernard Prior^[30]	1951–52	Hooker	Later played for Hunslet
885	Dudley Reyner	1951–52	Wing
886	Billy Pratt	1951–52	Scrum half	Later played for Halifax
887	Jeff Stevenson^[31]	1951–52	Scrum half	Signed from rugby union. Later joined York
888	Alec Dick	1951–52	Loose forward	Later played for Batley. Father of Kevin Dick
889	Phillip Shillitoe	1952–53	Prop
890	Terry Whitehead	1952–53	Wing
891	Bill Woodhead	1952–53	Fullback	From Fox Rovers in the Leeds league. Later joined Bramley
892	Elwyn Gwyther	1952–53	Prop	Welsh prop signed from Belle Vue Rangers
893	Tom Lynn	1952–53	Wing	Signed from Hunslet Boys Club
894	Ralph Morgan	1952–53	Fullback	Signed from Swinton
895^{[nb 2]}^[32]^[28]	Lewis Jones	1952–53	Centre	Welsh rugby union international broke multiple scoring records with Leeds.
896	George Broughton Jnr^[33]^{[nb 3]}	1952–53	Wing	Wing signed from Castleford. Son of George Broughton and uncle of John Atkinson
897	Frank Bowers	1952–53	Loose forward
898	Billy Blan	1953–54	Loose forward	Signed from Wigan. Later joined St Helens.
899	Clifford Last	1953–54	Loose forward	Later joined Hull KR
900	Jack Lendill	1953–54	Stand off	Brother of Peter Lendill.
901	Tom Shirtliffe	1953–54	Second row	Signed from Batley
902	Gordon Parker	1953–54	Wing
903	Bill Hanson	1953–54	Second row
904	Tony Skelton	1953–54	Prop
905	Alan Bartle	1953–54	Wing
906	John Sewell	1954–55	Second row	Later played for Keighley
907	Derek Wilkinson	1954–55	Wing	Signed from Doncaster
908	David Rose	1954–55	Wing	Scottish rugby union international signed from Huddersfield
909	Joe Anderson^[34]	1954–55	Prop	Signed from Castleford. Later joined Featherstone Rovers
910	Colin Wilkinson	1954–55	Second row
911	Peter Umpleby^[35]	1954–55	Second row	Later joined Castleford
912	Peter Lendill	1955–56	Fullback	Later joined Salford. Brother of Jack Lendill
913	Vic Fuller	1955–56	Prop
914	Fred Smith	1955–56	Wing	Joined Wakefield.
915	Colin Tomlinson	1955–56	Second row	Signed from Bramley
916	Harry Street^[36]^[37]	1955–56	Loose forward	Signed from Wigan. Later joined Featherstone Rovers
917	Barry Charlesworth	1955–56	Wing	Later joined Featherstone Rovers.
918	Don Robinson^[38]	1955–56	Second row	Signed from Wakefield Trinity. Later joined Doncaster
919	Del Hodgkinson^[39]	1955–56	Wing
920	Pat Quinn	1956–57	Fullback	England rugby union international. Later joined Wigan.
921	Don Gullick	1956–57	Centre	Welsh centre signed from Leigh
922	George Richardson	1956–57	Wing
923	Malcolm Davies	1956–57	Wing	Welsh wing signed from Bradford Northern
924	Les Belshaw	1956–57	Prop	Signed from Bradford Northern
925	Alvin Kirkland	1957–58	Wing	American wing also played for Parramatta
926	Trevor Whitehead	1957–58	Prop	Originally a centre from rugby union moved into the forwards. Later joined Hull. Father of Paul Whitehead
927	Gary Hemingway	1957–58	Wing	Wing signed from rugby union
928	Walter Garside	1957–58	Wing	Later joined Bramley
929	Barry Simms	1957–58	Hooker
930	Ron Murray	1957–58	Second row	Scottish forward signed from rugby union
931	Fred Ward	1957–58	Second row	Signed from Castleford. Later joined Keighley.
932	Stanley Dodds	1957–58	Prop	Previously played for Hunslet
933	Mick Pratt	1957–58	Prop
934	Erie Deysel	1958–59	Wing	Triallist from Rhodesia. Brother of Ossie Deysel
935	Alan Jubb	1958–59	Second row	Son of Ken Jubb later joined Bramley
936	Ossie Deysel	1958–59	Wing	Triallist from Rhodesia. Brother of Ernie Deysel
937	Jim Hainsworth	1958–59	Prop	Signed from Batley
938	Jack Pycroft	1958–59	Scrum half	Later joined Oldham
939	Derek Hallas	1958–59	Centre	Signed from Keighley. Also played for Parramatta.
940	Michael Hinch	1958–59	Scrum half
941	Russell Robins	1958–59	Second row	Welsh rugby union international signed from Pontypridd
942	Wilf Rosenberg	1958–59	Wing	South African rugby union international. Later played for Hull.
943	Vince Hattee	1959–60	Centre	Later played for Doncaster
944	Fred Pickup^[40]	1959–60	Centre	Also played for Manly, Parramatta and Hunslet
945	Eric Horsman	1959–60	Stand off	Later joined Doncaster
946	Peter Parker	1959–60	Centre	Later joined Oldham
947	Dennis Goodwin	1959–60	Second row	Signed from Barrow. Later joined York
948	Eddie Ratcliffe	1959–60	Wing
949	Paul Stacey	1959–60	Loose forward
950	Jack Fairbank^[41]	1959–60	Second row	Signed from Huddersfield. Father of John Fairbank
951	David Johnson	1959–60	Wing	Later joined Hull
952	Colin Evans^[42]	1959–60	Scrum half	Welsh rugby union international signed from Pontypool. Later played for York and Keighley.
953	Ken Thornett^[3]	1959–60	Fullback	Australian rugby union fullback later joined Parramatta
954	Mike Cadywold	1960–61	Wing
955	Vic Sawyer	1960–61	Stand off	Signed from South African rugby union. Returned to SA after one game.
956	Jack Brook	1960–61	Wing	Signed from Batley
957	Trevor Oldroyd^[43]	1960–61	Stand off	Later played for Batley
958	Brian Shaw	1960–61	Loose forward	Signed from Hunslet
959	Geoff Wriglesworth	1961–62	Wing	Later played for Bradford Northern, Hull KR and Wakefield Trinity
960	George Simpson^[44]	1961–62	Fullback	Later played for Bramley
961	John Sykes	1961–62	Second row	Later played for Bradford Northern
962	Louis Neumann	1961–62	Second row	South African forward later played for Easts
963	Derek Davies	1961–62	Stand off	Signed from Bradford Northern. Later joined Hull.
964	Abe Terry	1961–62	Prop	Signed from St Helens. Later joined Featherstone Rovers
965	Robin Dewhurst	1961–62	Fullback	Later played for Bramley and coached Leeds in the 1980s.
966	Mick Shoebottom^[45]	1961–62	Stand off	Leeds junior. Career ended early by injury.
967	Gilbert Ashton	1961–62	Second row	Later played for Bradford Northern
968	David Walker	1961–62	Second row	Later joined Keighley
969	Brian Sadler	1961–62	Second row	Signed from junior rugby and from the Normanton area. Emigrated to Australia in the spring of 1965
970	Graham Charlesworth	1961–62	Hooker	Later played for Hull.
971	Alan Smith^[46]	1962–63	Wing	Finished as third highest tryscorer in Leeds history
972	Alan Rees	1962–63	Stand off	Welsh rugby union international signed from Maesteg
973	Ron Cowan	1962–63	Wing	Scottish rugby union international signed from Selkirk. Later played for Hull.
974	Don Devereux	1962–63	Second row	Welsh rugby union international second row signed from Huddersfield
975	Mick Joyce	1962–63	Prop
976	John Davies	1962–63	Second row	Welsh rugby union international signed from Llanelli. Later played for Dewsbury and died aged just 28.
977	Dennis "Des" Burke	1962–63	Centre	Australian centre played for Norths
978	Mike Creary	1962–63	Wing	Teacher from Huddersfield
979	Barry Seabourne^[47]	1962–63	Scrum half	Later played for Bradford Northern
980	Dennis Toohey	1962–63	Wing	Later played for Bramley
981	Andrew Broatch	1963–64	Centre	Scottish rugby union flyhalf signed from Hawick
982	Alan Lockwood	1963–64	Hooker	Signed from Hull KR
983	Mick Clark^[48]	1963–64	Prop	Signed from Salford
984	Ray Batten^[49]	1963–64	Second row	Grandson of Billy Batten
985	Jack Thomas	1963–64	Prop	Later played for Doncaster
986	David Hartley	1963–64	Wing	Later played for Featherstone Rovers
987	Les Chamberlain	1963–64	Second row	Signed from Hull KR
988	Bill Drake	1963–64	Second row	Signed from Hull. Later joined York
989	Peter McVeigh	1963–64	Second row	Signed from Batley. Later joined Hull.
990	Dick Gemmell	1963–64	Centre	Signed from Hull
991	Ernest Towler	1963–64	Prop	Later joined Bramley
992	Ron Morgan	1964–65	Second row	Welsh forward signed from Swinton. Later joined Hull.
993	Robert Smith	1964–65	Stand off
994	Albert Firth	1964–65	Second row	Signed from York
995	Bob Landers^[3]	1964–65	Wing	Australia wing played for Easts and Penrith
996	Alf Meakin	1964–65	Wing	International sprinter had brief trial with Leeds.
997	David Hick	1964–65	Wing	Utility back played in multiple finals with Leeds. Later joined Hull KR.
998	Peter Astbury^[43]	1964–65	Hooker	Later played for Bramley
999	Stewart Coulthard	1964–65	Second row
1000	Syd Hynes^[1]	1964–65^[50]	Centre	Became captain and later coach of Leeds.
1001	Ken Rollin	1965–66	Scrum half	Signed from Wakefield Trinity
1002	Harry Poole	1965–66	Loose forward	Signed from Hull KR. Later joined Hunslet
1003	Michael Broom	1965–66	Fullback
1004	Bev Risman^[7]	1965–66^[51]	Fullback	England rugby union international signed from Leigh. Son of Gus Risman.
1005	Peter Moscatt^[3]	1965–66	Hooker	Later played for Easts
1006	Bernard Watson	1965–66	Centre	Later played for Bradford Northern, hull KR and Dewsbury
1007	John Atkinson^[52]	1965–66	Wing	Second highest tryscorer in Leeds history.
1008	John Langley	1966–67	Centre	Later played for Dewsbury
1009	Ken Eyre	1966–67	Prop	Signed from Hunslet. Later joined Keighley. Brother of Albert Eyre.
1010	Ted Barnard^[44]	1966–67	Prop	Later joined Hull KR
1011	Peter Fozzard	1966–67	Second row	Father of Nick Fozzard
1012	Phil Sunderland	1966–67	Second row
1013	Frank Brown	1966–67	Centre	Later played for Wakefield Trinity
1014	Tony Crosby^[53]	1966–67	Hooker	Signed from York. Later joined Hull KR.
1015	Albert Eyre	1967–68	Second row	Signed from Keighley. Brother of Ken Eyre.
1016	Chris Fawdington	1967–68	Scrum half	Later joined Keighley
1017	John Burke	1967–68	Prop	Later joined Keighley
1018	Bob Coverley	1967–68	Hooker	Played for both Hull and Hull KR
1019	Bill Ramsey^[54]	1967–68	Second row	Signed from Hunslet. Also played for Bradford Northern and Widnes.
1020	Mick Leadbetter	1967–68	Second row
1021	Harry Beverley	1967–68	Prop	Later played for Dewsbury, Workington and Fulham
1022	John Holmes^[1]^[28]^[55]	1968–69	Stand off	Record 625 appearances for Leeds from 1968 to 1989. Brother of Phil Holmes and nephew of Johnny Feather
1023	Ray Handscombe	1968–69	Hooker	Later played for Wakefield Trinity and Featherstone Rovers
1024	George Shepherd	1968–69	Hooker	Signed from Wakefield Trinity
1025	Phil Holmes	1968–69	Wing	Later played for Batley. Brother of John Holmes and nephew of Johnny Feather.
1026	Mick Lamb	1968–69	Centre	Signed from rugby union. Later joined Bradford Northern
1027	Phil Cookson^[56]	1968–69	Second row	First forward to score over 100 tries for Leeds.
1028	Graham Eccles^[57]	1968–69	Second row	Almost 400 games for Leeds before joining Wakefield Trinity
1029	Trevor Briggs	1969–70	Centre	Also played for Bramley
1030	Peter Dunn	1969–70	Hooker	Signed from Hunslet. Also played for Bradford Northern.
1031	Bob Haigh^[58]	1969–70	Loose forward	Signed from Wakefield Trinity. Broke season try record for a forward with 40 in 1970–71.
1032	Steve Pitchford^[59]	1969–70	Prop	Lance Todd Trophy winner 1977. Also played for Bramley.
1033	Barry Parker	1970–71	Wing	Later joined Wakefield Trinity
1034	Alan Bence	1970–71	Second row	Later joined Wigan
1035	Tony Wainwright	1970–71	Stand off	Later joined Oldham
1036	Les Dyl^[60]	1970–71	Centre	Played for Bramley at end of career
1037	Tony Fisher^[61]	1970–71	Hooker	Welsh hooker/prop signed from Bradford Northern
1038	Neil Goodwin	1970–71	Second row
1039	Alan Preece	1970–71	Second row	Signed from Hunslet
1040	Alan Hardisty	1971–72	Stand off	Signed from Castleford
1041	David Ward^[28]^[62]	1971–72	Hooker	Long-serving Leeds captain and later returned as coach. Father of Danny Ward.
1042	Chris Sanderson	1971–72	Scrum half	Died following injury at Salford in 1977 a week before the Challenge Cup Final
1043	David Barham^[63]	1971–72	Scrum half	Reserve halfback played in the 1971 Championship final
1044	George Claughton	1971–72	Wing	Signed for Castleford
1045	Keith Hepworth	1971–72	Scrum half	Signed from Castleford. Later played for Hull and Bramley
1046	Terry Clawson^[64]	1971–72	Prop	Goalkicking prop signed from Hull KR. Later joined Oldham
1047	Brian Hughes	1971–72	Second row	Later joined Oldham
1048	David Jeanes	1972–73	Prop	International prop signed from Wakefield Trinity
1049	Geoff Nicholls	1972–73	Fullback	Signed from Barrow. Later joined Hunslet.
1050	John Hay^[65]	1972–73	Fullback	Signed from Featherstone Rovers. Later joined Bramley.
1051	Geoff Clarkson	1972–73	Prop	Signed from Warrington. Later joined York in career spanning multiple clubs.
1052	Derek Edwards	1972–73	Stand off	Signed from Castleford. Later joined Keighley
1053	Derek Parker	1973–74	Second row	Later joined Bramley
1054	John Ward	1973–74	Prop	Signed from Salford
1055	David Marshall	1973–74	Fullback	Signed from Hunslet. Later joined Hull
1056	Phil Sanderson	1973–74	Loose forward	Signed from Hunslet
1057	Stephen Cooper	1973–74	Second row	Later joined York
1058	Bryan Murrell	1973–74	Fullback	Later joined Hunslet. Father of Scott Murrell
1059	Kevin Coussons^[66]	1973–74	Scrum half
1060	Paul Fletcher	1973–74	Centre	Later joined Bramley
1061	Roy Dickinson	1973–74	Prop	Later joined Halifax
1062	Bryan Adams	1973–74	Second row	Utility later joined Wakefield Trinity
1063	Steve Dickens	1973–74	Second row
1064	John Hutchinson	1973–74	Hooker	Previously played for Batley
1065	Merv Hicks	1973–74	Second row	Welsh forward signed from Hull. Later joined Bradford Northern
1066	Mick Harrison^[67]	1974–75	Prop	Signed from Hull
1067	David Jenkins	1974–75	Stand off	Welsh triallist later joined Widnes
1068	Brendan White	1974–75	Second row	Later joined York
1069	Neil Hague^[68]	1974–75	Centre	Played in all back positions for Leeds. Later joined Halifax. Uncle of Anthony and David Gibbons.
1070	Gordon McHugh	1974–75	Second row	Later joined Huddersfield
1071	Mel Mason	1974–75	Stand off	Signed from Featherstone Rovers. Later joined Barrow.
1072	Derek Howard	1974–75	Wing	Later joined Bradford Northern
1073	Ian Payne	1974–75	Hooker	Signed from York. Later joined Hunslet.
1074	Kevin Dick	1975–76	Scrum half	Also played for Hull, Halifax and Huddersfield. Son of Alec Dick
1075	Peter Banner	1976–77	Scrum half	Signed from Featherstone Rovers
1076	David Smith^[69]	1976–77	Wing	Signed from Wakefield Trinity. Later joined Bradford Northern
1077	Sean Miller	1976–77	Hooker	Later joined Carlisle
1078	Chris Burton	1976–77	Second row	Later played for Huddersfield, Hull KR and Featherstone Rovers
1079	Peter Harrison	1976–77	Prop
1080	Stan Fearnley	1976–77	Loose forward	Signed from Bradford Northern
1081	Dave Heron^[70]	1976–77	Loose forward	Later joined Bradford Northern. Brother of Wayne Heron
1082	Tim Wilby	1976–77	Centre	Later joined Hull
1083	Stuart Johnston	1976–77	Wing	Later joined Bramley
1084	Willie Oulton	1976–77	Fullback	Signed from Wakefield Trinity
1085	David Treasure	1977–78	Scrum half	Signed from Oldham. Later joined Keighley
1086	John "Sammy" Sanderson	1977–78	Scrum half	Signed from Wakefield Trinity. Later joined Hull KR.
1087	Chris Gibson	1977–78	Centre	Signed from rugby union and later joined York
1088	Mick Crane	1977–78	Loose forward	Signed from Hull. Also played for Hull KR
1089	Nigel Whitehouse	1977–78	Hooker	Later joined Halifax
1090	Tony Binder	1977–78	Fullback	Later joined Carlisle
1091	John Carroll	1977–78	Loose forward	Later played for Batley, Halifax and Hull
1092	Ricky Winterbottom	1977–78	Wing	Later played for Bramley and Batley
1093	Gary Hetherington^[1]	1978–79	Hooker	Goalkicking forward signed from York. later founded Sheffield Eagles and returned to Leeds as CEO
1094	Neil Lean	1978–79	Prop	Later joined Hunslet
1095	Graham Joyce	1978–79	Second row	Signed from Bradford Northern
1096	Ian Slater	1978–79	Stand off	Signed from Bradford Northern
1097	Eddie Cunningham	1979–80	Centre	Signed from St Helens and later joined Widnes.
1098	Maurice Lucas	1979–80	Prop	Later played for Carlisle
1099	Terry Naylor	1980–81	Wing
1100	Keith Rayne	1980–81	Prop	Signed from Wakefield Trinity
1101	Wayne Heron	1980–81	Second row	Later joined Kent Invicta and Bradford Northern. Brother of Dave Heron.
1102	Mark Massa	1980–81	Wing	Later joined Featherstone Rovers
1103	Dave Heselwood	1980–81	Centre	Signed from rugby union. Later joined Barrow.
1104	Jeff Townend	1980–81	Prop	Signed from Wigan and later joined York
1105	Ian Wilkinson	1980–81	Fullback	Centre turned fullback later joined Halifax and Bradford Northern
1106	Andy Mackintosh	1980–81	Stand off	Later joined Featherstone Rovers. Brother of Ian Mackintosh
1107	John McNeill	1980–81	Hooker	Signed from Featherstone Rovers
1108	Ian Mackintosh	1980–81	Scrum half	Forced to retire due to injury. Brother of Andy Mackintosh
1109	Peter Lister	1980–81	Stand off	Later joined Batley
1110	Andy Sykes	1980–81	Prop	Later joined Barrow
1111	Tony Burke^[71]	1981–82	Prop	Signed from Bramley. Joined St Helens in exchange for Gary Moorby and later played for Warrington.
1112	Kevin Rayne	1981–82	Prop	Signed from Wakefield Trinity. Brother of Keith Rayne.
1113	Graham Brearley	1981–82	Wing	Later joined Huddersfield
1114	Mark Campbell	1981–82	Wing	Later played for Sheffield Eagles
1115	Andy Smith	1981–82	Wing	Signed from rugby union
1116	Mark Conway^[72]	1982–83	Scrum half	Debuted aged 17. Later joined Wakefield Trinity.
1117	Colin Cooper	1982–83	Wing
1118	Russ Sowden	1982–83	Hooker	Signed from Halifax
1119	Paul Gill	1982–83	Fullback	BARLA international fullback
1120	Kevin Squire	1982–83	Second row	Signed from Barnstaple rugby union. Forced to retire through illness.
1121	Des Armitage	1982–83	Second row
1122	Pat Mitchell	1982–83	Wing
1123	Paul Whitehead	1982–83	Second row	Son of Trevor Whitehead
1124	David Creasser^[72]	1983–84	Centre	Signed from Hunslet Parkside following BARLA U-19 tour of New Zealand
1125	David Healy	1983–84	Fullback
1126	Steve Martin^[3]	1983–84	Scrum half	Australian international signed from Balmain
1127	Gary Moorby^[71]	1983–84	Second row	Signed from St Helens in exchange for Tony Burke. Began with Keighley.
1128	Terry Webb^[3]	1983–84	Loose forward	Australian signed from Redcliffe. Later joined Hunslet
1129	Roy Powell^[73]	1983–84	Second row	Also played for Bradford Northern, Featherstone Rovers and Batley. Died aged just 33.
1130	Paul Prendiville	1983–84	Wing	Welsh wing signed on season-long loan from Hull
1131	Kevin James	1983–84	Second row	Second row played as sub against Queensland during brief trial. Also played for Barrow and York
1132	Dean Bell^[3]	1983–84	Centre	New Zealand international went on to play for Wigan after spell with Easts. Returned to Leeds as coach and played one game in 1996
1133	Mark Laurie^[3]	1983–84	Second row	Australian second row from Parramatta. Played 1983–84 and returned for second spell in 1989–90.
1134	Trevor Clark^[3]	1983–84	Hooker	Kiwi hooker also played for Bradford Northern and Featherstone Rovers
1135	Ricky Lulham^[3]	1983–84	Scrum half	Australian halfback also played for Hunslet
1136	Gareth Ingham	1983–84	Wing
1137	Mark Wilson	1983–84	Scrum half	Also played for Bradford Northern
1138	Richard Gunn	1983–84	Hooker	Star junior also played for Featherstone Rovers
1139	Phil Owen^[3]	1984–85	Second row
1140	Tony Currie^[3]	1984–85	Centre	Signed from Brisbane competition, played two seasons. Won Premierships in Australia with Canterbury and Brisbane and played for Queensland and Australia.
1141	Trevor Paterson^[3]	1984–85	Prop	Signed for Leeds following 1983–84 Queensland tour. Played for Easts.
1142	Brendan Hill	1984–85	Prop	Later played for Bradford Northern
1143	Gavin Jones^[3]	1984–85	Prop	Signed for Leeds following 1983–84 Queensland tour. Played for Norths and Cronulla.
1144	Steve Bleakley^[3]	1984–85	Loose forward	Australian signed from Brisbane competition. Also played for York.
1145	Wally Fullerton-Smith^[3]	1984–85	Second row	Australian international from Redcliffe. Later played for St George
1146	Neil Hunt^[3]	1984–85	Wing	Wing/fullback from Parramatta
1147	Eric Grothe^[74]^[3]	1984–85	Wing	Australian international from Parramatta
1148	Paul Medley	1984–85	Second row	Later joined Bradford Northern
1149	Colin Maskill	1984–85	Hooker	Signed from Wakefield Trinity
1150	Andrew Staniland	1985–86	Wing	Signed from rugby union. Son of Arthur Staniland
1151	Steve Ford	1985–86	Wing	Welsh rugby union triallist. Brother of Phil Ford.
1152	Cliff Lyons^[3]	1985–86	Stand off	Australian signed initially from Norths. Played second spell with Leeds 1988–89. Won two Premierships with Manly
1153	Norman Francis	1985–86	Wing
1154	Jeff Grayshon^[75]	1985–86	Prop	Signed from Bradford Northern. Originally a centre with Dewsbury, winning the 1972 Championship Final against Leeds.
1155	Phil Turner	1985–86	Prop
1156	Henry Sharp	1985–86	Wing	Later played for Halifax
1157	Carl Gibson	1985–86	Centre	GB international signed from Batley. Also played for Featherstone Rovers
1158	Richard Pratt	1985–86	Wing	Later played for Hull KR
1159	Errol Johnson	1985–86	Centre	Later joined Bradford Northern
1160	Khurshid Butt	1986–87	Second row	Later played for Featherstone Rovers. Brother of Ikram Butt.
1161	Bob Morris^[3]	1986–87	Hooker	Australian hooker from regional NSW
1162	Peter Smith^[3]	1986–87	Prop	Australian signed from Illawarra
1163	Andy Gascoigne	1986–87	Scrum half	Former Bramley scrum half signed from Hull
1164	Andrew Ettingshausen^[3]^[76]	1986–87	Fullback	Cronulla star played two spells with Leeds, 1986–87 and 1988–89
1165	Mark McGaw^[3]	1986–87	Centre	Cronulla centre
1166	Gary Price	1986–87	Second row	Signed from York
1167	Trevor Skerrett	1986–87	Prop	Signed from Hull. Later joined Keighley
1168	Andy Mason	1986–87	Centre	Former rugby union centre signed from Bramley. Joined Wakefield in 1987 in mass exchange (Andy Mason, Phil Fox, Keith Rayne and Mark Conway moved to Wakefield in exchange for Gary Spencer and John Lyons)
1169	Phil Fox	1986–87	Wing	Signed from Leigh. Joined Wakefield in 1987 in mass exchange (Andy Mason, Phil Fox, Keith Rayne and Mark Conway moved to Wakefield in exchange for Gary Spencer and John Lyons)
1170	Ray Ashton	1986–87	Scrum half	Signed from Oldham
1171	Mark Wilkes^[3]	1986–87	Stand off	Australian played one game during trial. Also played for Workington Town.
1172	John Basnett	1986–87	Wing	International wing signed from Widnes
1173	Mark Brooke-Cowden^[3]	1987–88	Second row	All Black forward also played for Salford
1174	Lee Crooks	1987–88	Prop	GB international signed in record transfer from Hull. Later joined Castleford.
1175	John Lyons	1987–88	Scrum half	Signed from Wakefield in 1987 in mass exchange (Andy Mason, Phil Fox, Keith Rayne and Mark Conway moved to Wakefield in exchange for Gary Spencer and John Lyons)
1176	Alan Rathbone	1987–88	Second row	Signed from Warrington. Leeds career lasted less than one game due to injury.
1177	Gary Spencer	1987–88	Fullback	Signed from Wakefield in 1987 in mass exchange (Andy Mason, Phil Fox, Keith Rayne and Mark Conway moved to Wakefield in exchange for Gary Spencer and John Lyons). Later rejoined Wakefield.
1178	Mark Lord	1987–88	Centre	Later joined Oldham
1179	Peter Tunks^[3]	1987–88	Prop	Australian international signed from Canterbury
1180	Marty Gurr^[72]^[3]	1987–88	Fullback	Australian signed from Manly
1181	Peter Jackson^[3]	1987–88	Centre	Australian from Norths
1182	Steve Morris^[3]	1987–88	Wing	Australian international from St George
1183	Garry Schofield^[1]^[77]	1987–88	Stand off	Originally a centre signed for record fee from Hull, later moving to stand off.
1184	John Fairbank	1987–88	Prop	Joined Oldham in exchange for Hugh Waddell. Son of Jack Fairbank.
1185	David Stephenson	1987–88	Centre	GB international signed from Wigan
1186	Darren Stevens^[3]	1987–88	Hooker	Australian triallist
1187	Paul Delaney	1987–88	Scrum half	Leeds junior later played for Dewsbury
1188	Gary Stephens	1987–88	Scrum half	Former GB international played one game for Leeds. Father of Gareth Stephens.
1189	Vince Fawcett	1987–88	Wing	Leeds junior debuted aged 17. Also played for Parramatta
1190	Hugh Waddell^[78]	1988–89	Prop	GB international signed from Oldham
1191	Sam Backo^[3]	1988–89	Prop	Australia international played short spell in 1988–89
1192	Gary Lord	1988–89	Fullback	Signed from Castleford
1193	John Bentley	1988–89	Wing	England rugby union international later played for Halifax.
1194	Phil Ford	1988–89	Wing	Welsh wing signed from Bradford Northern. Also played for Warrington, Wigan and Salford.
1195	Chris Vasey	1988–89	Stand off	Signed from Dewsbury
1196	Paul Dixon	1988–89	Prop	GB international signed from Halifax, having begun with Huddersfield.
1197	Neil James	1989–90	Prop	Signed from Castleford. Previously played for Castleford
1198	Warren Wilson	1989–90	Fullback	Signed from Hunslet
1199	Gary Divorty	1989–90	Loose forward	Signed from Hull
1200	Craig Izzard^[3]	1989–90	Second row	Short-term signing from Parramatta
1201	Rex Terp^[3]	1989–90	Fullback	One game for Leeds. Later played for St George
1202	Craig Coleman^[79]^[3]	1989–90	Scrum half	Short-term signing from Souths
1203	Cavill Heugh^[3]	1989–90	Prop	Queensland rep forward signed from Barrow.
1204	David Cruickshank^[3]	1989–90	Scrum half	Short-term signing from Souths, understudy to Craig Coleman
1205	Mike Kuiti^[3]	1989–90	Loose forward	NZ international signed from Rochdale Hornets
1206	Rob Ackerman	1989–90	Centre	Welsh rugby union international signed from Whitehaven
1207	David Young	1989–90	Prop	Welsh rugby union international later played for Salford
1208	Paul Worthy	1989–90	Prop	Later played for Dewsbury
1209	Ikram Butt	1989–90	Wing	Later played for Featherstone
1210	John Gallagher	1990–91	Fullback	All Blacks fullback
1211	Paul Harkin	1990–91	Scrum half	Signed from Bradford Northern. Also played for Hull KR.
1212	Simon Irving	1990–91	Centre	Signed from rugby union.
1213	Eddie Rombo	1990–91	Wing	Kenyan winger signed from rugby union
1214	Shaun Wane	1990–91	Prop	Signed from Wigan. Went o to become Wigan and GB coach.
1215	Steve Molloy	1990–91	Prop	Signed from Warrington
1216	Francis Maloney	1990–91	Stand off	Leeds junior went on to play for a number of clubs
1217	Paul Anderson	1990–91	Prop	Leeds junior debuted aged 17. Went on to play for Bradford Northern and St Helens.
1218	Bobbie Goulding	1991–92	Scrum half	Signed from Wigan. One season with Leeds before joining Widnes in exchange for Alan Tait. Later played for St Helens
1219	Mike O'Neill	1991–92	Prop	Former Widnes prop signed from Rochdale Hornets
1220	Ellery Hanley^[80]	1991–92	Loose forward	GB international signed for record fee from Wigan, having begun with Bradford Northern. Broke season try record for a forward with 41 in 1994–95.
1221	Morvin Edwards^[3]	1991–92	Fullback	New Zealand international
1222	Gareth Stephens	1991–92	Scrum half	Son of Gary Stephens
1223	Matt Shaw	1991–92	Second row	Signed from Ryedale York
1224	Craig Innes^[3]	1991–92	Centre	All Black centre later won Premiership with Manly
1225	Stuart Arundel	1991–92	Fullback	Later played for Halifax
1226	Leigh Deakin	1991–92	Wing	Later played for York
1227	Jim Fallon	1992–93	Wing	Signed from Bath rugby union
1228	Andy Goodway	1992–93	Second row	GB international signed from Wigan
1229	Andy Gregory	1992–93	Scrum half	GB international signed from Wigan
1230	Gary Mercer^[3]	1992–93	Second row	New Zealand international signed from Warrington
1231	Alan Tait	1992–93	Full back	Scotland rugby union international and GB rugby league international signed from Widnes in exchange for Bobbie Goulding
1232	Mick Worrall	1992–93	Second row	Former Oldham forward signed from Salford. Father of Simon Worrall
1233	James Lowes	1992–93	Hooker	Originally a halfback signed from Hunslet. Converted to hooker and went o to become GB international. Later played for Bradford Northern.
1234	Kevin Iro^[3]	1992–93	Centre	NZ international centre also played for Wigan and St Helens
1235	Carl Grigg	1992–93	Stand off	Australian triallist
1236	Graham Middleton	1992–93	Second row	Later played for Batley
1237	Paul Cook	1992–93	Wing	Later joined Bradford
1238	Lee Harland	1992–93	Second row	Later played for Castleford
1239	Graham Holroyd	1992–93	Stand off	Goalkicking halfback debuted aged 17. Later joined Halifax.
1240	Steve Pilgrim	1992–93	Fullback	Triallist from rugby union
1241	Jon Scales	1992–93	Wing	Signed from rugby union. Later played for Bradford
1242	Neil Harmon	1993–94	Prop	Signed from Warrington
1243	Steve Parrish	1993–94	Second row	Former Bradford utility signed from Batley
1244	Matt Schultz	1993–94	Second row	Later played for Hull
1245	Ian Scott	1993–94	Prop	Signed from Workington
1246	Gary Rose	1993–94	Prop, Second-row	Signed from Featherstone. Later joined Hull
1247	Francis Cummins^[81]	1993–94	Wing	Played entire career with Leeds and was the youngest Challenge cup finalist in 1994
1248	Marcus Vassilakopoulos	1993–94	Loose forward	Later joined Sheffield Eagles
1249	Richie Eyres	1993–94	Second-row	GB international signed from Widnes
1250	Jim Leatham^[71]	1993–94	Prop	Later joined Hull
1251	Neil Battye	1993–94	Second row	One game for Leeds. Also played for Castleford and Featherstone Rovers
1252	Jason Donohue	1993–94	Scrum half	Signed from Leigh. Later joined Bradford
1253	Phil Hassan	1993–94	Centre	Later played for Salford
1254	Harvey Howard	1993–94	Prop	Signed from Widnes. Won Premiership with Brisbane Broncos
1255	Anthony Barrett	1993–94	Wing
1256	Nick Fozzard^[71]	1993–94	Prop	Prop later joined Huddersfield. Played for a number of clubs including St Helens. Son of Peter Fozzard.
1257	Lee Maher	1993–94	Fullback	Later played for Doncaster
1258	Carl Pearson	1993–94	Prop
1259	Steve Pickles	1993–94	Hooker
1260	-	-	-	Leeds have this as Matt Shaw. This may be a repeat of 1223, and is also not Mick Shaw (1265)
1261	Patrick Entat	1994–95	Scrum half	French international halfback also played for Hull
1262	Esene Faimalo^[3]	1994–95	Prop	Signed from Widnes
1263	George Mann^[3]	1994–95	Prop	Signed from St Helens
1264	Marvin Golden	1994–95	Wing	Later joined Halifax
1265	Mick Shaw	1994–95	Hooker	Later played for Rochdale Hornets
1266	Adrian Morley^[1]	1994–95	Second row	Won Challenge Cup with Leeds and Premiership with Easts. Returned to win controversial GF with Bradford and later won Challenge Cups with Warrington.
1267	David Gibbons	1994–95	Scrum half	Later joined Keighley. Brother of Anthony Gibbons and nephew of Neil Hague
1268	Alan Julian	1994–95	Second row	Later joined Keighley.
1269	Tony Kemp^[3]	1995–96	Stand off	New Zealand international previously played for Castleford
1270	Mike Forshaw	1995–96	Second row	Former Wigan forward signed from Wakefield Trinity. Later joined Bradford after spell in rugby union.
1271	Paddy Handley	1995–96	Scrum half	Later joined Featherstone Rovers
1272	Jamie Field	1995–96	Prop	Also played for Huddersfield, Wakefield Trinity and Featherstone Rovers
1273	Barrie McDermott^[82]	1995–96	Prop	GB international signed from Wigan
1274	Anthony Gibbons	1995–96	Fullback	Later joined Keighley. Brother of David Gibbons and nephew of Neil Hague
1275	Carl Hall^[3]	1996	Centre	Kiwi signed from Bradford
1276	John Riley	1996	Wing
1277	Paul Gleadhill	1996	Wing	Later joined Featherstone Rovers
1278	Terry Newton	1996	Hooker	Later joined Wigan
1279	Nathan Picchi^[3]	1996	Loose forward	Kiwi injured in only appearance for Leeds.
1280	Dean Clark^[3]	1996	Stand off	New Zealand international previously played for Hull KR
1281	Sateki Tuipulotu^[3]	1996	Wing	Signed from Tongan rugby union
1282	Gavin Brown	1996	Scrum half	Later joined Bramley
1283	David Hulme	1996^[83]	Scrum half	GB international played short spell with Leeds from Widnes.
1284	Leroy Rivett	1996	Wing	Scored record 4 tries in 1999 Challenge Cup Final
1285	Marcus St Hilaire	1996	Fullback	Signed from Huddersfield
1286	Adam Hughes	1996	Centre	Later joined Wakefield Trinity
1287	Wayne Collins^[84]^[3]	1997	Hooker	Signed from South Queensland
1288	Anthony Farrell	1997	Second row	Signed from Sheffield Eagles. Later joined Widnes.
1289	Damian Gibson^[3]	1997	Fullback	Signed from North Queensland. Later joined Halifax.
1290	Dean Lawford	1997	Hooker	Signed from Sheffield Eagles. Later joined Halifax.
1291	Martin Masella^[85]^[3]^[86]	1997	Prop	Signed from Souths. Later joined Wakkefield Trinity
1292	Jamie Mathiou^[3]	1997	Prop	Signed from North Queensland
1293	Paul Sterling	1997	Wing	Signed from Hunslet. previously played for Hull.
1294	Ryan Sheridan	1997	Scrum half	Signed from Sheffield Eagles
1295	Richie Blackmore^[3]	1997	Centre	New Zealand international signed from NZ Warriors. Previously played for Castleford.
1296	Iestyn Harris	1997	Stand off	GB international signed from Warrington. Left to join rugby union, becoming Wales international. Returned to league with Bradford.
1297	Andy Hay	1997	Second row	Former Castleford second row signed from Sheffield Eagles.
1298	Kevin Sinfield^[1]	1997	Loose forward	Stand off/loose forward broke career points record with Leeds, and captained the team to seven Championships and two Challenge Cups. Father of Jack Sinfield.
1299	Garreth Carvell	1997	Prop	Later joined Gateshead and Hull
1300	Phil Cantillon	1997	Hooker	Signed from Keighley, later joining Widnes.
1301	Darren Fleary	1997	Prop	Signed from Keighley, becoming GB international with Leeds. Later joined Huddersfield
1302	Marc Glanville^[87]^[3]	1998	Loose forward	Australian signed from Newcastle Knights where he won a Premiership
1303	Brad Godden^[87]^[3]	1998	Centre	Australian signed from Hunter Mariners
1304	Daryl Powell	1998	Stand off	Former Sheffield centre/stand off signed from Keighley. Later coached Leeds, Featherstone Rovers, Castleford and Warrington.
1305	Lee Jackson	1999	Hooker	GB international signed from Newcastle Knights. Previously played for Hull and rejoined them after leaving Leeds.
1306	Karl Pratt	1999	Wing	Signed from Featherstone Rovers. Later joined Bradford.
1307	Danny Ward	1999	Prop	Later joined Castleford and coached London. Son of David Ward.
1308	Chris Chapman	1999	Centre	Later joined Sheffield
1309	Jamie Jones-Buchanan^[88]	1999	Second row	Second row played over 400 games for Leeds. Half-brother of Ben Jones-Bishop.
1310	David Wrench^[89]	1999	Second row	Later joined Wakefield Trinity
1311	Andy Speak	1999	Hooker	Later joined Wakefield Trinity
1312	Chev Walker	1999	Centre	Left Leeds for rugby union. Later played for Hull KR and Bradford
1313	Keith Senior	1999	Centre	GB international signed from Sheffield Eagles
1314	David Barnhill^[3]	2000	Second row	Signed from Sydney Roosters
1315	Paul Bell^[3]	2000	Centre	Australian signed from Melbourne
1316	Graham Mackay^[3]	2000	Centre	Australian won Premiership with Penrith and played for Bradford and Hull
1317	Gareth Raynor	2000	Wing	Signed from rugby union. Later played for Hull
1318	Tonie Carroll^[3]	2001	Centre	Australian international signed from Brisbane Broncos
1319	Bradley Clyde^[3]	2001	Second row	Australian international signed from Canterbury, having won Premierships with Canberra
1320	Robbie Mears^[3]	2001	Hooker	Australian signed from NZ Warriors. Later joined Wests
1321	Brett Mullins^[3]	2001	Fullback	Australian international signed from Canberra. Later joined the Roosters
1322	Matt Diskin^[90]	2001	Hooker	Harry Sunderland winner in 2004. Later played for Bradford
1323	Mark Calderwood^[91]	2001	Wing	Later played for Wigan and Hull
1324	Ewan Dowes	2001	Prop	Later played for Hull
1325	Jon Liddell^[65]	2001	Hooker	Later played for York
1326	Rob Burrow^[92]	2001	Scrum half	Almost 500 games for Leeds, winning 8 Championships and 2 Challenge Cups.
1327	Andy Kirk	2001	Centre	Later joined Salford
1328	Jason Netherton	2001	Second row	Joined Hull KR
1329	Danny McGuire	2001	Stand off	Fourth highest tryscorer (267) in over 400 appearances, winning 8 Championships and 2 Challenge Cups
1330	Gareth Morton	2001	Second row	Left for rugby union
1331	Matt Adamson^[3]	2002	Second row	Australian signed from Penrith. Left to join Canberra.
1332	Wayne McDonald	2002	Prop	Signed from St Helens
1333	Willie Poching^[3]	2002	Second row	Kiwi signed from Wakefield Trinity
1334	Adrian Vowles^[3]	2002	Loose forward	Australian signed from Castleford. Later joined Wakefield Trinity
1335	Ben Walker^[3]	2002	Stand off	Australian signed from Manly
1336	Ryan Bailey	2002	Prop	Leeds junior won 6 Championships and a Challenge Cup before joining Hull KR
1337	Richie Mathers	2002	Fullback	Championship winner in 2004 left to join the Gold Coast.
1338	Nick Scruton	2002	Prop	Joined Bradford Northern
1339	Gary Connolly	2003	Centre	GB international signed from Wigan, having begun career with St Helens
1340	Andrew Dunemann^[3]	2003	Stand off	Australian signed from Halifax. Previously played for North Queensland against Leeds in the 1997 World Club Challenge series
1341	Chris Feather	2003	Prop	Signed from Wakefield Trinity. Later joined Bradford
1342	David Furner^[3]	2003	Loose forward	Australian signed from Wigan where he won a Challenge Cup. Previously won Premiership with Canberra. Later returned to Leeds as coach in 2019.
1343	Chris McKenna^[3]	2003	Second row	Queensland representative signed from Cronulla. Later joined Bradford.
1344	Jonny Hepworth	2003	Hooker	Later joined Castleford
1345	Liam Botham	2003	Second row	Son of Ian Botham signed from rugby union. Later joined Wigan
1346	Marcus Bai^[3]	2004	Wing	PNG international signed from Melbourne. Later joined Bradford
1347	Ali Lauitiiti^[1]^[3]	2004	Second row	Kiwi international signed from NZ Warriors
1348	Carl Ablett^[93]	2004	Second row	Leeds junior played a few games on loan at London in 2005
1349	Gareth Ellis	2005	Second row	GB international signed from Wakefield Trinity. Later joined Wests and returned to England with Hull.
1350	Lee Smith	2005	Wing	Leeds junior won the Harry Sunderland trophy from fullback in the 2008 Grand Final. Brief spell in rugby union and also played for Wakefield Trinity and Bradford
1351	Scott Murrell	2005	Stand off	Later played for Hull KR. Son of Bryan Murrell
1352	Ashley Gibson	2005	Centre	Later played for Salford and Castleford
1353	Scott Donald^[3]	2006	Wing	Signed from Manly, having played for North Queensland and Parramatta
1354	Shane Millard^[3]	2006	Hooker	Australian signed from Widnes later joined Wigan
1355	Jamie Peacock^[1]	2006	Prop	GB international signed from Bradford. won 9 Championships in total, including 6 with Leeds
1356	Danny Williams	2006	Wing	Left for rugby union, returning to league with Salford
1357	Ian Kirke	2006	Second row	Signed from York
1358	Jordan Tansey	2006	Fullback	Left for a short spell with the Roosters before returning to England with Hull
1359	Nathan McAvoy	2006	Centre	Played one game from Salford. Previously played for Bradford Northern.
1360	Mark O'Neill^[3]	2006	Second row	Australian signed from Wests. Later joined Hull KR.
1361	Jamie Thackray	2006^[94]	Prop	Signed from Hull
1362	Clinton Toopi^[3]	2006^[94]	Centre	NZ international signed from NZ Warriors
1363	Kylie Leuluai^[1]^[3]	2007	Prop	Kiwi prop signed from Manly
1364	Brent Webb^[3]	2007	Fullback	NZ international signed from NZ Warriors. Left to join Catalans
1365	Ryan Hall	2007	Wing	Fifth highest tryscorer for Leeds with 233. Left to join Easts before returning to England with Hull KR
1366	Mike Ratu	2007	Centre	Joined Hull KR
1367	Luke Burgess	2008^[95]	Centre	Left to join brothers Sam, Tom and George at Souths
1368	Ben Kaye	2008	Hooker	Left to join London Broncos
1369	Simon Worrall	2008	Second row	Son of Mick Worrall
1370	Danny Allan	2008	Stand off	Later joined Featherstone Rovers
1371	Ben Jones-Bishop	2008	Wing	Later signed for Salford.
1372	Kallum Watkins	2008	Centre	GB international left to join Gold Coast Titans	^[96]
1373	Éric Anselme	2008	Centre	French international joined on short contract in 2008
1374	Joe Chandler	2008	Prop	Signed for Oldham
1375	Michael Haley	2008	Prop	Signed for Doncaster
1376	Paul McShane	2009	Hooker	Later joined Wakefield Trinity and then Castleford
1377	Danny Buderus^[87]^[3]	2009	Hooker	Australian international signed from Newcastle Knights
1378	Dane Manning	2009	Second row	Later signed for Featherstone Rovers
1379	Jay Pitts	2009	Second row	Signed from Wakefield Trinity and later joined Hull
1380	Brett Delaney^[3]	2010	Second row	Australian centre signed from Gold Coast Titans converted to second row
1381	Greg Eastwood^[3]	2010	Second row	NZ international signed from Canterbury. Returned to Canterbury after one season
1382	Tom Bush	2010	Wing	Later joined York
1383	Kyle Amor	2010	Prop	Cumbrian signed from Whitehaven. Joined St Helens after spell with Wakefield Trinity
1384	Michael Coady	2010	Wing	Short-term signing from Doncaster
1385	Luke Ambler	2010	Prop	Signed from Salford. Later joined Halifax
1386	Chris Clarkson	2010	Second row	Later joined Hull KR
1387	Ben Cross^[3]	2011	Prop	NSW rep signed from Newscastle Knights. Later joined Wigan.
1388	Weller Hauraki^[3]	2011	Second row	Kiwi second row signed from Crusaders. Later joined Castleford
1389	Brad Singleton^[97]	2011	Prop	Cumbrian prop later joined Toronto
1390	Zak Hardaker	2011	Fullback	Signed from Featherstone Rovers. Rejoined Leeds in 2022 from Wigan
1391	George Elliott	2011	Wing	Later joined York
1392	Richard Moore	2012	Prop	Signed from Crusaders. Later joined Wakefield Trinity
1393	Liam Hood	2012	Hooker	Later joined Salford
1394	Darrell Griffin	2012	Prop	Signed from huddersfield
1395	Stevie Ward^[98]	2012	Second row	Forced to retire early due to concussion issues
1396	Shaun Lunt	2012	Hooker	Won Championship in 2012 on loan from Huddersfield
1397	Jimmy Keinhorst	2012	Centre	German international later joined Hull KR
1398	Mitch Achurch^[3]	2012	Second row	Signed from Penrith
1399	Joel Moon^[3]	2013	Centre	Australian signed from Salford
1400	Joe Vickery^[3]	2013	Wing	Signed from Queensland Cup
1401	Liam Sutcliffe^[99]	2013	Centre	Utility back
1402	Thomas Minns	2013^[100]	Centre	Later joined Hull KR
1403	Jordan Baldwinson	2013	Prop	Later joined Wakefield Trinity
1404	Alex Foster	2013	Second row	Later joined Featherstone Rovers
1405	James Duckworth	2013^[100]	Wing	Later joined Hunslet
1406	Elliot Minchella	2013	Second row	Later joined Sheffield Eagles
1407	Paul Aiton^[3]	2014	Hooker	PNG international signed from Wakefield Trinity. Later joined Catalans
1408	Tom Briscoe^[101]	2014	Wing	GB international signed from Hull. Scored record 5 tries in Challenge Cup final in 2015. Brother of Luke Briscoe
1409	Rob Mulhern	2014	Prop	Later joined Hull KR
1410	Robbie Ward	2014	Hooker	Later joined Featherstone Rovers
1411	Josh Walters^[102]	2014	Second row	Signed from rugby union, scored winning try in 2015 Grand Final
1412	Luke Briscoe^[103]	2014	Wing	Later joined Featherstone. Brother of Tom Briscoe
1413	Ash Handley^[104]	2014	Wing
1414	Ashton Golding^[105]	2014	Fullback	Later joined Huddersfield
1415	Ben White	2015	Scrum half
1416	Adam Cuthbertson^[3]^[106]	2015	Prop	Australian signed from Newcastle Knights
1417	Andy Yates	2015	Prop	Signed from Hunslet and later joined Wakefield Trinity
1418	Jordan Lilley	2015^[107]	Scrum half	Later joined Bradford
1419	Mitch Garbutt^[1]^[3]	2015	Prop	Australian prop signed from Brisbane Broncos. Later joined Hull KR.
1420^[108]	Brett Ferres	2016	Second row	GB international signed from Huddersfield
1421^[109]	Keith Galloway^[3]	2016	Prop	Australian international signed from Wests
1422	Anthony Mullally^[110]	2016	Prop	Signed from Huddersfield. Later joined Toronto
1423	Beau Falloon^[3]	2016	Hooker	Signed from Gold Coast Titans
1424	Cameron Smith^[111]	2016	Loose forward	Brother Daniel (played for Wakefield Trinity ad Castleford) was also a Leeds junior
1425	Sam Hallas	2016	Hooker	Later joined Bradford. Grandson of Derek Hallas.
1426	James Segeyaro^[3]	2016	Hooker	PNG international played short spell from Penrith
1427	Josh Jordan-Roberts	2016	Second row	Later joined York
1428	Matt Parcell^[3]^[112]	2017	Hooker	Australian signed from Manly. Later joined Hull KR
1429	Jack Ormondroyd	2017	Prop	Signed from Featherstone Rovers
1430	Mikołaj Olędzki^[113]	2017^[114]	Prop
1431^[115]	Jack Walker^[116]	2017	Fullback	Played in 2017 Grand Final win aged 17.
1432	Harry Newman^[117]	2017	Centre
1433	Alex Sutcliffe^[118]	2017	Centre	Later joined Castleford
1434	Harvey Whiteley^[119]	2017	Hooker
1435	Brad Dwyer^[120]	2018	Hooker	Signed from Warrington
1436	Richie Myler^[121]	2018	Fullback	Halfback signed from Catalans successfully converted to fullback. Previously with Warrington
1437	Nathaniel Peteru^[122]	2018	Prop	Signed from the Gold Coast Titans. later joined Hull KR
1438	Ken Owens	1965–66	Hooker	Australian hooker signed from Wests later played for Hull. This player is out of sequence – should be 1,002
1439	Tom Holroyd^[123]	2018	Prop
1440	Dom Crosby^[124]	2018	Prop	Former Wigan prop signed from Warrington
1442	James Donaldson^[125]	2019	Second row	Former Bradford and Hull KR forward
1443	Konrad Hurrell^[126]	2019	Centre	Tongan international signed from Gold Coast Titans. Joined St Helens
1444	Tuimoala Lolohea^[127]	2019	Stand off	Tongan international signed from Wests. Joined Salford
1445	Trent Merrin^[128]	2019	Prop	Australian international signed from St George-Illawarra
1446	Wellington Albert^[129]	2019	Prop	PNG international signed from Widnes
1447	Callum McLelland^[130]	2019	Stand off	Signed from rugby union. Joined Castleford.
1448	Muizz Mustapha	2019^[131]	Prop		^[132]
1449^{[nb 4]}^[133]^[134]^[132]	Owen Trout	2019	Second row	Later joined Huddersfield	^[135]
1450	Ava Seumanufagai	2019	Prop	Signed from Cronulla. Later joined Canterbury	^[136]
1451	Robert Lui	2019	Stand off	Australian signed from Salford in exchange from Lolohea	^[137]
1452	Rhyse Martin	2019	Second row	PNG international signed from Canterbury	^[138]
1453	Corey Johnson	2019	Hooker		^[139]
1454	Luke Gale	2020	Scrum half	Former Leeds junior signed as GB international from Castleford. Later joined Hull.	^[140]
1455	Alex Mellor	2020	Second row	Signed from Huddersfield. Signed for Castleford.	^[141]
1456	Matt Prior	2020	Prop	Signed from Cronulla.	^[142]
1457	Kruise Leeming	2020	Hooker	Signed from Huddersfield	^[143]
1458	Rhys Evans	2020	Centre	Welsh centre signed on loan from Bradford	^[144]
1459	Bodene Thompson	2020	Second row	NZ forward signed from Toronto	^[145]
1460	Jack Broadbent	2020	Centre	Signed for Castleford	^[146]
1461	Corey Hall	2020	Centre	Signed for Wakefield Trinity	^[147]
1462	James Harrison	2020	Prop	Loan signing from Featherstone. Son of former GB prop Karl Harrison	^[148]
1463	Loui McConnell	2020	Second row		^[149]
1464	Jarrod O'Connor	2020	Loose forward	Son of former Wigan prop Terry O'Connor	^[150]
1465	Liam Tindall	2020	Wing		^[151]
1466	Sam Walters	2020	Prop		^[152]
1467	Martyn Smithson	1987–88	Second row	Played only game vs Auckland 1987. Should be 1184.
1468	Zane Tetevano	2021	Prop	New Zealand international signed from Penrith	^[153]
1469	Morgan Gannon	2021	Second row	Son of former Huddersfield forward Jim Gannon	^[154]
1470	Kyle Eastmond	2021	Stand off	Dual-code international signed from rugby union. Began with St Helens
1471	King Vuniyayawa	2021	Prop	Fijian prop signed from NZ Warriors. Later joined Salford.
1472	James Bentley	2022	Second row	Signed from St Helens
1473	David Fusitu'a	2022	Wing	NZ and Tongan international signed from NZ Warriors
1474	Aidan Sezer	2022	Scrum half	Australian signed from Huddersfield
1475	Blake Austin	2022	Stand off	Australian signed from Warrington
1476	Max Simpson	2022	Centre
1477	Jack Sinfield	2022	Stand off	Son of Kevin Sinfield
1478	Yusuf Aydin	2022	Prop	Turkish international loan signing from Wakefield Trinity
1479	Sam Lisone	2023	Prop	Signed from Gold Coast Titans
1480	Derrell Olpherts	2023	Wing	Signed from Castleford. Signed to Wakefield in March 2024
1481	Luis Roberts	2023	Wing	Wing/centre signed from Leigh
1482	Justin Sangaré	2023	Prop	French international signed from Toulouse
1483	Nene Macdonald	2023	Centre	PNG international signed from Leigh. Signed to Salford in 2024
1484	James McDonnell	2023	Second row	Ireland international signed from Wigan.
1485	Luke Hooley	2023	Fullback	Former Wakefield junior signed from Batley. Signed to Castleford the following year
1486	Leon Ruan	2023	Second row	Former Wakefield junior signed from Doncaster.
1487	Mickaël Goudemand	Second-row, Loose forward	2024	France
1488	Lachie Miller	Fullback	2024	Former Australian Olympic Rugby 7’s fullback signed from Newcastle
1489	Matt Frawley	Stand-off	2024	Stand off signed from Canberra. Previously played for Huddersfield
1490	Paul Momirovski	Centre	2024	Bought from Sydney Roosters
1491	Brodie Croft	Scrum Half	2024	Previously played for Melbourne. Bought from Salford in record fee along with Andy Ackers
1492	Andy Ackers	Hooker	2024	GB international bought in record fee with Brodie Croft ahead of 2024 season from Salford

^ Refers to an unnamed player whose sole appearance was at York on 29 November 1941. A soldier from the crowd volunteered to play when Leeds turned up a player short.
^ Separate references on the Rhinos' website differ. Some list Jones' heritage number as 895, others as 896.
^ Separate references on the Rhinos' website differ. Some list Jones as heritage number 896, others list Broughton Jnr.
^ Trout's profile page on the Rhinos' website states 1439, but this must be a typo as his debut was in 2019. Also his debut came after Mustapha's, and before Seumanufagai's. See following references.

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^ "Twitter". Leeds Rhinos. 4 November 2020. Retrieved 7 November 2020.
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^ "Jamie Jones-Buchanan". Leeds Rhinos. 26 November 2018. Retrieved 14 October 2020.
^ "On this day". Leeds Rhinos. 3 January 2006. Retrieved 14 October 2020.
^ "Matt Diskin". Leeds Rhinos. 20 January 2020. Retrieved 14 October 2020.
^ "Mark Calderwood". Leeds Rhinos. 12 February 2020. Retrieved 14 October 2020.
^ "About Rob". Leeds Rhinos. 20 December 2020. Retrieved 8 October 2020.
^ "Carl Ablett". Leeds Rhinos. 26 November 2018. Retrieved 14 October 2020.
^ ^a ^b "Thackray and Toopi set for home debuts". Leeds Rhinos. 10 August 2006. Retrieved 14 October 2020.
^ "Burgess gets Rhinos call". Leeds Rhinos. 7 February 2008. Retrieved 14 October 2020.
^ "Kallum Watkins". Leeds Rhinos. 26 November 2018. Retrieved 14 October 2020.
^ "Brad Singleton". Leeds Rhinos. 26 November 2018. Retrieved 14 October 2020.
^ "Stevie Ward". Leeds Rhinos. 26 November 2018. Retrieved 14 October 2020.
^ "Liam Sutcliffe". Leeds Rhinos. 26 November 2018. Retrieved 14 October 2020.
^ ^a ^b "Rhinos hand debut to new boy Aiton". Leeds Rhinos. 16 December 2013. Retrieved 14 October 2020.
^ "Tom Briscoe". Leeds Rhinos. 26 November 2018. Retrieved 14 October 2020.
^ "Josh Walters". Leeds Rhinos. 26 November 2018. Retrieved 13 October 2020.
^ "Luke Briscoe". Leeds Rhinos. 16 January 2019. Retrieved 14 October 2020.
^ "Ash Handley". Leeds Rhinos. 26 November 2018. Retrieved 14 October 2020.
^ "Ashton Golding". Leeds Rhinos. 26 November 2018. Retrieved 14 October 2020.
^ "Adam Cuthbertson". Leeds Rhinos. 26 November 2018. Retrieved 15 October 2020.
^ "Lilley set for debut after being called into 19 man squad". Leeds Rhinos. 5 June 2015. Retrieved 14 October 2020.
^ "Brett Ferres". Leeds Rhinos. 26 November 2018. Retrieved 15 October 2020.
^ "Leeds Rhinos' prop Mitch Garbutt to miss two games following World Club Challenge red card – Yorkshire Post". Yorkshire Post. 22 February 2016. Retrieved 21 October 2020.
^ "Anthony Mullally". Leeds Rhinos. 26 November 2018. Retrieved 14 October 2020.
^ "Cameron Smith". Leeds Rhinos. 26 November 2018. Retrieved 15 October 2020.
^ "Matt Parcell". Leeds Rhinos. 26 November 2018. Retrieved 14 October 2020.
^ "Mikolaj OledZki". Leeds Rhinos. 26 November 2018. Retrieved 15 October 2020.
^ "Twitter". Leeds Rhinos. 21 April 2017. Retrieved 15 October 2020.
^ "Walker extends Leeds contract". Super League. 6 June 2019. Retrieved 15 October 2020.
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^ "Harry Newman". Leeds Rhinos. 26 November 2018. Retrieved 15 October 2020.
^ "Alex Sutcliffe". Leeds Rhinos. 26 November 2018. Retrieved 15 October 2020.
^ "Super League: Wigan Warriors 34-0 Leeds Rhinos". BBC.co.uk. 21 July 2017. Retrieved 11 April 2021.
^ "Brad Dwyer". Leeds Rhinos. 16 January 2019. Retrieved 15 October 2020.
^ "Richie Myler". Leeds Rhinos. 16 January 2019. Retrieved 15 October 2020.
^ "Nathaniel Peteru". Leeds Rhinos. 16 January 2019. Retrieved 15 October 2020.
^ "Tom Holroyd". Leeds Rhinos. 16 January 2019. Retrieved 15 October 2020.
^ "Twitter". Leeds Rhinos. 26 July 2018. Retrieved 7 October 2020.
^ "James Donaldson". Leeds Rhinos. 16 January 2019. Retrieved 15 October 2020.
^ "Konrad Hurrell". Leeds Rhinos. 16 January 2019. Retrieved 15 October 2020.
^ "Lolohea and Lui switch". Super League. 26 June 2019. Retrieved 15 October 2020.
^ "Trent Merrin rallies around departing Leeds Rhinos leader". Yorkshire Evening Post. 18 June 2019. Retrieved 15 October 2020.
^ "Wellington Albert". Leeds Rhinos. 8 April 2019. Retrieved 13 October 2020.
^ "Callum McLelland". Leeds Rhinos. 16 January 2019. Retrieved 15 October 2020.
^ "Muizz Mustapha joins Newcastle on loan – but faces ban". Love Rugby League. 14 June 2019. Retrieved 13 October 2020.
^ ^a ^b "Muizz Mustapha". Leeds Rhinos. 6 December 2018. Retrieved 13 October 2020.
^ "Wakefield Trinity 26 Leeds Rhinos 24". Love Rugby League. 22 April 2019. Retrieved 21 October 2020.
^ "Seumanufagai arrives in the UK". Leeds Rhinos. 1 May 2019. Retrieved 21 October 2020.
^ "Owen Trout". Leeds Rhinos. 16 January 2019. Retrieved 21 October 2020.
^ "Ava Seumanufagai". Leeds Rhinos. 25 April 2019. Retrieved 15 October 2020.
^ "Robert Lui". Leeds Rhinos. 27 June 2019. Retrieved 15 October 2020.
^ "Rhyse Martin". Leeds Rhinos. 4 July 2019. Retrieved 14 October 2020.
^ "Watch – JJB passes the torch to Leeds debutant". Forty20.news. 12 September 2019. Retrieved 15 October 2020.
^ "Luke Gale". Leeds Rhinos. 7 January 2020. Retrieved 15 October 2020.
^ "Alex Mellor". Leeds Rhinos. 7 January 2020. Retrieved 15 October 2020.
^ "Matt Prior". Leeds Rhinos. 7 January 2020. Retrieved 13 October 2020.
^ "Kruise Leeming". Leeds Rhinos. 7 January 2020. Retrieved 15 October 2020.
^ "Rhys Evans". Leeds Rhinos. 23 January 2020. Retrieved 15 October 2020.
^ "Jack Broadbent". Leeds Rhinos. 6 December 2018. Retrieved 13 October 2020.
^ "Bodene Thompson". Leeds Rhinos. 14 August 2019. Retrieved 13 October 2020.
^ "Corey Hall". Leeds Rhinos. 7 January 2020. Retrieved 14 October 2020.
^ "James Harrison". Leeds Rhinos. 15 September 2020. Retrieved 15 October 2020.
^ "Loui McConnell". Leeds Rhinos. 6 December 2018. Retrieved 15 October 2020.
^ "Jarrod O'Connor". Leeds Rhinos. 4 March 2019. Retrieved 13 October 2020.
^ "Liam Tindall". Leeds Rhinos. 6 December 2018. Retrieved 15 October 2020.
^ "Sam Walters". Leeds Rhinos. 4 March 2019. Retrieved 14 October 2020.
^ "Zane Tetevano". Leeds Rhinos. 6 January 2021. Retrieved 11 April 2021.
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External links

"Team". Leeds Rhinos. Retrieved 22 July 2017.
"Leeds Rhinos". Rugby League Project. Shawn Dollin, Andrew Ferguson and Bill Bates. Retrieved 22 July 2017.

[20] Refers to an unnamed player whose sole appearance was at York on 29 November 1941. A soldier from the crowd volunteered to play when Leeds turned up a player short.

[LJCap-33] Separate references on the Rhinos' website differ. Some list Jones' heritage number as 895, others as 896.

[No896-36] Separate references on the Rhinos' website differ. Some list Jones as heritage number 896, others list Broughton Jnr.

[136] Trout's profile page on the Rhinos' website states 1439, but this must be a typo as his debut was in 2019. Also his debut came after Mustapha's, and before Seumanufagai's. See following references.

[LFR27oct15-1] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r "Leeds Rhinos Foundation Heritage Committee Records New Heritage Numbers". Leeds Rhinos Foundation. 27 October 2015. Retrieved 13 October 2020.

[2] "Record breaking prop Webster latest member of Leeds RL Hall of Fame". 28 December 2020.

[LRPA28jan18-3] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s ^t ^u ^v ^w ^x ^y ^z ^aa ^ab ^ac ^ad ^ae ^af ^ag ^ah ^ai ^aj ^ak ^al ^am ^an ^ao ^ap ^aq ^ar ^as ^at ^au ^av ^aw ^ax ^ay ^az ^ba ^bb ^bc ^bd ^be ^bf ^bg ^bh ^bi ^bj ^bk ^bl ^bm ^bn ^bo ^bp ^bq ^br ^bs ^bt ^bu ^bv ^bw ^bx ^by ^bz ^ca ^cb ^cc ^cd ^ce ^cf ^cg ^ch ^ci ^cj ^ck ^cl ^cm ^cn ^co ^cp ^cq ^cr ^cs ^ct ^cu ^cv ^cw ^cx ^cy ^cz ^da ^db ^dc ^dd ^de ^df ^dg ^dh ^di ^dj ^dk ^dl ^dm "Rhinos Player Association set up Down Under reunion". Leeds Rhinos. 28 January 2018. Retrieved 7 October 2020.

[TRL9jun16-4] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h "Leeds Rhinos reveal new heritage shirt". Total Rugby League. 9 June 2016. Retrieved 11 January 2018.

[5] "Behind the numbers – David Harkness Blakey – heritage number 290". Leeds Rhinos. 7 June 2020. Retrieved 14 October 2020.

[6] "Joe Thompson". Leeds Rhinos. 26 January 2019. Retrieved 13 October 2020.

[HoF20180509-7] "Hall of Fame Dinner a massive success". Leeds Rhinos. 8 May 2018. Retrieved 13 October 2020.

[8] "Jeff Moores". Leeds Rhinos. 21 March 2019. Retrieved 14 October 2020.

[9] "On this Day – 17th September". Leeds Rhinos. 17 September 2020. Retrieved 13 October 2020.

[10] "Twitter". Leeds Rhinos. 11 January 2022. Retrieved 11 January 2022.

[11] "Eric Harris". Leeds Rhinos. 21 March 2019. Retrieved 13 October 2020.

[12] "Kenneth Jubb". Leeds Rhinos. 21 March 2019. Retrieved 13 October 2020.

[13] "Stan Brogden". Leeds Rhinos. 21 March 2019. Retrieved 13 October 2020.

[14] "Fred Harris". Leeds Rhinos. 21 March 2019. Retrieved 14 October 2020.

[15] "Dai Prosser". Leeds Rhinos. 4 March 2019. Retrieved 13 October 2020.

[16] "Con Murphy". Leeds Rhinos. 21 March 2019. Retrieved 13 October 2020.

[17] "Dai Jenkins". Leeds Rhinos. 21 March 2019. Retrieved 13 October 2020.

[18] "Vic Hey". Leeds Rhinos. 4 March 2019. Retrieved 13 October 2020.

[19] "Behind the numbers – Alf Watson – heritage number 568". Leeds Rhinos. 11 June 2020. Retrieved 2 October 2020.

[21] "Ike Owens". Leeds Rhinos. 21 March 2019. Retrieved 13 October 2020.

[22] "Dicky Williams". Leeds Rhinos. 4 March 2019. Retrieved 13 October 2020.

[BertCook-23] "Bert Cook". Leeds Rhinos. 21 March 2019. Retrieved 13 October 2020.

[24] "Arthur Clues". Leeds Rhinos. 21 March 2019. Retrieved 14 October 2020.

[25] "Drew Turnbull". Leeds Rhinos. 4 March 2019. Retrieved 13 October 2020.

[26] "Bill Hopper". Leeds Rhinos. 21 March 2019. Retrieved 14 October 2020.

[27] "Gordon Brown". Leeds Rhinos. 17 January 2020. Retrieved 14 October 2020.

[28] "Arthur Wood". Leeds Rhinos. 21 March 2019. Retrieved 13 October 2020.

[LR11may17-29] "Legendary quartet join inaugural Leeds Rugby League Hall of Fame". Leeds Rhinos. 11 May 2017. Retrieved 11 January 2018.

[30] "Keith McLellan". Leeds Rhinos. 26 January 2019. Retrieved 14 October 2020.

[31] "Bernard Prior". Leeds Rhinos. 21 March 2019. Retrieved 14 October 2020.

[32] "Jeff Stevenson". Leeds Rhinos. 26 January 2019. Retrieved 13 October 2020.

[34] "Lewis Jones". Leeds Rhinos. 26 January 2019. Retrieved 14 October 2020.

[35] "George Broughton Jnr". Leeds Rhinos. 17 January 2020. Retrieved 13 October 2020.

[37] "Behind the numbers – Joe Anderson – heritage number 909". Leeds Rhinos. 4 July 2020. Retrieved 7 October 2020.

[38] "Foundation's heritage committee honour duo with heritage number presentations". Leeds Rhinos. 18 February 2020. Retrieved 7 October 2020.

[39] "Behind the numbers – Harry Street – heritage number 916". Leeds Rhinos. 16 June 2020. Retrieved 7 October 2020.

[40] "Harry Street". Leeds Rhinos. 21 March 2019. Retrieved 14 October 2020.

[41] "Don Robinson". Leeds Rhinos. 21 March 2019. Retrieved 13 October 2020.

[42] "Del Hodgkinson". Leeds Rhinos. 17 January 2020. Retrieved 14 October 2020.

[43] "Fred Pickup". Leeds Rhinos. Retrieved 7 October 2020.

[44] "Behind the numbers – Jack Fairbank – heritage number 950". Leeds Rhinos. 30 June 2020. Retrieved 7 October 2020.

[45] "Colin Evans". Leeds Rhinos. 17 January 2020. Retrieved 13 October 2020.

[24Apr2020-46] "Trevor Oldroyd and Peter Astbury RIP". Leeds Rhinos. 24 April 2020. Retrieved 14 October 2020.

[Web29Jun2020-47] "Ted Barnard and George Simpson RIP". Leeds Rhinos. 29 June 2020. Retrieved 3 October 2020.

[48] "Mick Shoebottom". Leeds Rhinos. 21 March 2019. Retrieved 14 October 2020.

[49] "Alan Smith". Leeds Rhinos. 21 March 2019. Retrieved 14 October 2020.

[50] "Barry Seabourne". Leeds Rhinos. 21 March 2019. Retrieved 13 October 2020.

[51] "Mick Clark". Leeds Rhinos. 21 March 2019. Retrieved 14 October 2020.

[52] "Ray Batten". Leeds Rhinos. 21 March 2019. Retrieved 13 October 2020.

[53] "Syd Hynes". Leeds Rhinos. 21 March 2019. Retrieved 14 October 2020.

[54] "Bev Risman OBE". Leeds Rhinos. 21 June 2019. Retrieved 13 October 2020.

[55] "John Atkinson". Leeds Rhinos. 21 March 2019. Retrieved 8 October 2020.

[56] "Tony Crosby". Leeds Rhinos. 21 March 2019. Retrieved 13 October 2020.

[57] "Bill Ramsey". Leeds Rhinos. 21 March 2019. Retrieved 14 October 2020.

[58] "John Holmes". Leeds Rhinos. 26 January 2019. Retrieved 14 October 2020.

[59] "Phil Cookson". Leeds Rhinos. 17 January 2020. Retrieved 14 October 2020.

[60] "Graham Eccles". Leeds Rhinos. 17 January 2020. Retrieved 13 October 2020.

[61] "Bob Haigh". Leeds Rhinos. 21 March 2019. Retrieved 14 October 2020.

[62] "Steve Pitchford". Leeds Rhinos. 21 March 2019. Retrieved 14 October 2020.

[63] "Les Dyl". Leeds Rhinos. 21 March 2019. Retrieved 13 October 2020.

[64] "Behind the numbers – Tony Fisher – heritage number 1037". Leeds Rhinos. 19 June 2020. Retrieved 7 October 2020.

[65] "David Ward". Leeds Rhinos. 26 January 2019. Retrieved 14 October 2020.

[66] "Behind the numbers – David Barham – heritage number 1043". Leeds Rhinos. 2 July 2020. Retrieved 7 October 2020.

[67] "Behind the numbers – Terry Clawson – heritage number 1046". Leeds Rhinos. 26 June 2020. Retrieved 7 October 2020.

[OTD25Aug-68] "On This Day – 25th August". Leeds Rhinos. 25 August 2020. Retrieved 14 October 2020.

[69] "Kevin Coussons RIP". Leeds Rhinos. 17 September 2020. Retrieved 8 October 2020.

[70] "Mick Harrison". Leeds Rhinos. 21 March 2019. Retrieved 13 October 2020.

[71] "Neil Hague". Leeds Rhinos. 17 January 2020. Retrieved 14 October 2020.

[72] "David Smith". Leeds Rhinos. 17 January 2020. Retrieved 14 October 2020.

[73] "Dave Heron". Leeds Rhinos. 21 March 2019. Retrieved 14 October 2020.

[LFR22mar16-74] "Former players receive Heritage Number certificates". Leeds Rhinos Foundation. 22 March 2016. Retrieved 11 January 2018.

[LFR6apr16-75] "More players receive Heritage Number certificates". Leeds Rhinos Foundation. 6 April 2016. Retrieved 11 January 2018.

[76] "Roy Powell". Leeds Rhinos. 17 January 2020. Retrieved 13 October 2020.

[77] "Guru Grothe receives his heritage number". Leeds Rhinos. 2 December 2015. Retrieved 11 January 2018.

[78] "Jeff Grayshon MBE RIP". Leeds Rhinos. 22 March 2021. Retrieved 22 March 2021.

[79] "Andrew Ettingshausen". Leeds Rhinos. 17 January 2020. Retrieved 13 October 2020.

[80] "Garry Schofield OBE". Leeds Rhinos. 26 January 2019. Retrieved 13 October 2020.

[81] "Behind the numbers – Hugh Waddell – heritage number 1190". Leeds Rhinos. 9 June 2020. Retrieved 8 October 2020.

[82] "Behind the numbers – Craig Coleman – heritage number 1202". Leeds Rhinos. 9 July 2020. Retrieved 7 October 2020.

[83] "Ellery Hanley". Leeds Rhinos. 27 March 2020. Retrieved 13 October 2020.

[84] "Francis Cummins". Leeds Rhinos. 12 February 2020. Retrieved 14 October 2020.

[85] "Barrie McDermott". Leeds Rhinos. 15 July 2019. Retrieved 14 October 2020.

[86] "On this day". Leeds Rhinos. 6 February 2007. Retrieved 14 October 2020.

[SnoopyCollins-87] "Snoopy Collins becomes latest player to receive his heritage number". Leeds Rhinos. 26 November 2015. Retrieved 11 January 2018.

[88] "Ever popular prop Masella catches up with Gary in Australia". Leeds Rhinos. 4 December 2015. Retrieved 11 January 2018.

[89] "Twitter". Leeds Rhinos. 4 November 2020. Retrieved 7 November 2020.

[LR28nov15-90] "Newcastle trio become latest players to receive their heritage number". Leeds Rhinos. 28 November 2015. Retrieved 11 January 2018.

[91] "Jamie Jones-Buchanan". Leeds Rhinos. 26 November 2018. Retrieved 14 October 2020.

[92] "On this day". Leeds Rhinos. 3 January 2006. Retrieved 14 October 2020.

[93] "Matt Diskin". Leeds Rhinos. 20 January 2020. Retrieved 14 October 2020.

[94] "Mark Calderwood". Leeds Rhinos. 12 February 2020. Retrieved 14 October 2020.

[95] "About Rob". Leeds Rhinos. 20 December 2020. Retrieved 8 October 2020.

[96] "Carl Ablett". Leeds Rhinos. 26 November 2018. Retrieved 14 October 2020.

[ThackrayToopi-97] "Thackray and Toopi set for home debuts". Leeds Rhinos. 10 August 2006. Retrieved 14 October 2020.

[98] "Burgess gets Rhinos call". Leeds Rhinos. 7 February 2008. Retrieved 14 October 2020.

[99] "Kallum Watkins". Leeds Rhinos. 26 November 2018. Retrieved 14 October 2020.

[100] "Brad Singleton". Leeds Rhinos. 26 November 2018. Retrieved 14 October 2020.

[101] "Stevie Ward". Leeds Rhinos. 26 November 2018. Retrieved 14 October 2020.

[102] "Liam Sutcliffe". Leeds Rhinos. 26 November 2018. Retrieved 14 October 2020.

[BoxingDay2013-103] "Rhinos hand debut to new boy Aiton". Leeds Rhinos. 16 December 2013. Retrieved 14 October 2020.

[104] "Tom Briscoe". Leeds Rhinos. 26 November 2018. Retrieved 14 October 2020.

[105] "Josh Walters". Leeds Rhinos. 26 November 2018. Retrieved 13 October 2020.

[106] "Luke Briscoe". Leeds Rhinos. 16 January 2019. Retrieved 14 October 2020.

[107] "Ash Handley". Leeds Rhinos. 26 November 2018. Retrieved 14 October 2020.

[108] "Ashton Golding". Leeds Rhinos. 26 November 2018. Retrieved 14 October 2020.

[109] "Adam Cuthbertson". Leeds Rhinos. 26 November 2018. Retrieved 15 October 2020.

[110] "Lilley set for debut after being called into 19 man squad". Leeds Rhinos. 5 June 2015. Retrieved 14 October 2020.

[111] "Brett Ferres". Leeds Rhinos. 26 November 2018. Retrieved 15 October 2020.

[112] "Leeds Rhinos' prop Mitch Garbutt to miss two games following World Club Challenge red card – Yorkshire Post". Yorkshire Post. 22 February 2016. Retrieved 21 October 2020.

[113] "Anthony Mullally". Leeds Rhinos. 26 November 2018. Retrieved 14 October 2020.

[114] "Cameron Smith". Leeds Rhinos. 26 November 2018. Retrieved 15 October 2020.

[115] "Matt Parcell". Leeds Rhinos. 26 November 2018. Retrieved 14 October 2020.

[116] "Mikolaj OledZki". Leeds Rhinos. 26 November 2018. Retrieved 15 October 2020.

[117] "Twitter". Leeds Rhinos. 21 April 2017. Retrieved 15 October 2020.

[118] "Walker extends Leeds contract". Super League. 6 June 2019. Retrieved 15 October 2020.

[119] "Twitter". Leeds Rhinos. 21 April 2017. Retrieved 15 October 2020.

[120] "Harry Newman". Leeds Rhinos. 26 November 2018. Retrieved 15 October 2020.

[121] "Alex Sutcliffe". Leeds Rhinos. 26 November 2018. Retrieved 15 October 2020.

[122] "Super League: Wigan Warriors 34-0 Leeds Rhinos". BBC.co.uk. 21 July 2017. Retrieved 11 April 2021.

[123] "Brad Dwyer". Leeds Rhinos. 16 January 2019. Retrieved 15 October 2020.

[124] "Richie Myler". Leeds Rhinos. 16 January 2019. Retrieved 15 October 2020.

[125] "Nathaniel Peteru". Leeds Rhinos. 16 January 2019. Retrieved 15 October 2020.

[126] "Tom Holroyd". Leeds Rhinos. 16 January 2019. Retrieved 15 October 2020.

[127] "Twitter". Leeds Rhinos. 26 July 2018. Retrieved 7 October 2020.

[128] "James Donaldson". Leeds Rhinos. 16 January 2019. Retrieved 15 October 2020.

[129] "Konrad Hurrell". Leeds Rhinos. 16 January 2019. Retrieved 15 October 2020.

[130] "Lolohea and Lui switch". Super League. 26 June 2019. Retrieved 15 October 2020.

[131] "Trent Merrin rallies around departing Leeds Rhinos leader". Yorkshire Evening Post. 18 June 2019. Retrieved 15 October 2020.

[132] "Wellington Albert". Leeds Rhinos. 8 April 2019. Retrieved 13 October 2020.

[133] "Callum McLelland". Leeds Rhinos. 16 January 2019. Retrieved 15 October 2020.

[134] "Muizz Mustapha joins Newcastle on loan – but faces ban". Love Rugby League. 14 June 2019. Retrieved 13 October 2020.

[Her1448-135] "Muizz Mustapha". Leeds Rhinos. 6 December 2018. Retrieved 13 October 2020.

[137] "Wakefield Trinity 26 Leeds Rhinos 24". Love Rugby League. 22 April 2019. Retrieved 21 October 2020.

[138] "Seumanufagai arrives in the UK". Leeds Rhinos. 1 May 2019. Retrieved 21 October 2020.

[139] "Owen Trout". Leeds Rhinos. 16 January 2019. Retrieved 21 October 2020.

[140] "Ava Seumanufagai". Leeds Rhinos. 25 April 2019. Retrieved 15 October 2020.

[141] "Robert Lui". Leeds Rhinos. 27 June 2019. Retrieved 15 October 2020.

[142] "Rhyse Martin". Leeds Rhinos. 4 July 2019. Retrieved 14 October 2020.

[143] "Watch – JJB passes the torch to Leeds debutant". Forty20.news. 12 September 2019. Retrieved 15 October 2020.

[144] "Luke Gale". Leeds Rhinos. 7 January 2020. Retrieved 15 October 2020.

[145] "Alex Mellor". Leeds Rhinos. 7 January 2020. Retrieved 15 October 2020.

[146] "Matt Prior". Leeds Rhinos. 7 January 2020. Retrieved 13 October 2020.

[147] "Kruise Leeming". Leeds Rhinos. 7 January 2020. Retrieved 15 October 2020.

[148] "Rhys Evans". Leeds Rhinos. 23 January 2020. Retrieved 15 October 2020.

[149] "Jack Broadbent". Leeds Rhinos. 6 December 2018. Retrieved 13 October 2020.

[150] "Bodene Thompson". Leeds Rhinos. 14 August 2019. Retrieved 13 October 2020.

[151] "Corey Hall". Leeds Rhinos. 7 January 2020. Retrieved 14 October 2020.

[152] "James Harrison". Leeds Rhinos. 15 September 2020. Retrieved 15 October 2020.

[153] "Loui McConnell". Leeds Rhinos. 6 December 2018. Retrieved 15 October 2020.

[154] "Jarrod O'Connor". Leeds Rhinos. 4 March 2019. Retrieved 13 October 2020.

[155] "Liam Tindall". Leeds Rhinos. 6 December 2018. Retrieved 15 October 2020.

[156] "Sam Walters". Leeds Rhinos. 4 March 2019. Retrieved 14 October 2020.

[157] "Zane Tetevano". Leeds Rhinos. 6 January 2021. Retrieved 11 April 2021.

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v t e Leeds Rhinos
Founded 1870 in Leeds, West Yorkshire
The Club	International representative players Players (with honours) Coaches Seasons
Home ground	Headingley Rugby Stadium
Hall of Fame	Ellery Hanley Lewis Jones Garry Schofield
League	Super League
World Club Challenge (3)	2005 2008 2012
Championships (11)	1960-61 1968-69 1971-72 2004 2007 2008 2009 2011 2012 2015 2017
Challenge Cup (14)	1909-10 1922-23 1931-32 1935-36 1940-41 1941-42 1956-57 1967-68 1976-77 1977-78 1999 2014 2015 2020
Other honours	Two-time Premiership Champions 17-time Yorkshire County Cup Champions 14-time Yorkshire League Champions Two-time Regal Trophy Champions One-time BBC2 Floodlit Trophy Champions
Seasons	1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
Culture	NRFU Founder Super League Founding Member West Yorkshire derbies Festive Challenge Harry Jepson OBE Memorial Cup
Affiliation	Rugby Football League (1895) Leeds Rhinos Women Leeds Rhinos Netball Wheelchair RL